[TONTO]

hello-
im new to the forums and wondered what you glock 26 guys/gals are using for a holster?
thanks in advance

 

[sfguard]

I normally use a Galco IWB holester. I also have some more expensive ones that you have to wait months to get. But in all honesty the Galco works just fine for me

 

[boonejeepin]

I made my own ugly IWB for just $10.00.

It works for what I need it to do.

 

[TONTO]

I normally use a Galco IWB holester. I also have some more expensive ones that you have to wait months to get. But in all honesty the Galco works just fine for me

thanks,do you have a website for those custom holsters i can look at?

 

[sfguard]

Here is one that I use it is actually a little bit cheaper than some of the others out there. I am not sure what the backlog looks like right now on them though.

http://www.miltsparks.com/

Here are some more
http://littlebearholsters.com/
http://www.haugenhandgunleather.com/gallery.asp

 

[KeithD]

If you wan ta holster that thin, modular, quality made and has a life time unconditional warranty check out www.RavenConcealmentSystems.com

Ive used crossbreed, galco, bianci, fobus, blackhawk none of the m compare even close to raven,

 

[sfguard]

I have never used a kydex IWB holster. How are they? They just always looked uncomfortable to me so I never bought one.

 

[bearone2]

i've got two for the two 229's, different retention with trigger guard, one a galco trident and the other rrcs and both are very comfortable all day.

 

[sfguard]

Hmmmm. I just never tried them something about hard plastic IWB. I might have to track one down and look at them closer if I can find one anyplace

 

[Tailhunter]

Best I have found .... http://www.comp-tac.com

 

[KeithD]

Ok here lies the problem with holster people try to take a holster meant for other things than concealment and try to make it work. "Raven Concealment systems" its in the name. There are holsters that are great for gaming and competition. While RCS mission and porpoise is making a holster specifically designed for concealment. which very few holster makers do.

All though built for concealment, I have ran Raven gear through multiple high round count classes and training along with monthly competition. It has always performed flawlessly.

I have shot with the owners and the president of sales in these classes and they always run their gear from concealment. These guys are shooters and continually test their product in the field to make sure that they are releasing the best products to the market. There is a reason they have multiple LEO, gov, and military contracts. Along with contracts with people that don't exist in places we dont know

RCS customer service is second to none. Lifetime unconditional warranty. They stand by their product.

Yes there is a wait time, but there's a wait on almost anything top of the line in this industry right to, try to order an ARES belt!

But its well worth it in the long run. and by chance if you dont like it when you get it I know of at least 2 websites that you could sell it on in about 5 min making every penny back. Because people want them.