Your Carry Optics USPSA Holster?

[IDontDoQuests]

I know this would also depend on whether the maker/brand makes something for my specific set up. But asking specifically for a Beretta Elite LTT RDO with an SRO and an X300 or TLR1 HL. Here's what I was thinking from what I could find. https://legacyfirearmsco.com/copy-of-axion-competition-holster-owb/

Sorry if this isn't being posted in the right place.

[RJ]

Are you asking what *my* CO holster is, or are you looking for something specifically for your pistol?

[Clusterfrack]

I use a GX Vice (https://gxproductsusa.com/gx-vice-holster/) holster.

[Quantrill]

I use Red Hill.

[Norville]

The always in style JM Custom Kydex.

https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?47824-NEW-R-C-Range-Competition-Light-Bearing-Holsters

[YVK]

Lytton for practice holster, Bladetech for match USPSA holster, and GX for multigun.

[JCS]

GX fit and finish is superb. The vice lock is an amazing feature. Basically no resistance when unlocked and you can run and jump when locked. Full speed walk throughs are no issue. Sadly there’s no Beretta support or wml support.

Double layered is a must for me. JMCK isn’t thick enough. I wish he had a double layer.

Red Hill is solid and has been the most popular option for a couple years in Uspsa.

[GJM]

Local USPSA shooters have been raving about this company:

https://hammerarmament.com/

[Clusterfrack]

The heavy duty kydex option in the JMCK Range holster is pretty solid. I got one for a P-07 so I always have a spare gun at matches.

[mrozowjj]

My go t for competition shooting needs has been Blade-Tech for over a decade and I've never once been disappointed. I know it's not that new hotness but they work well, hold up and are reasonably priced.

[JCN]

I know this would also depend on whether the maker/brand makes something for my specific set up. But asking specifically for a Beretta Elite LTT RDO with an SRO and an X300 or TLR1 HL. Here's what I was thinking from what I could find. https://legacyfirearmsco.com/copy-of-axion-competition-holster-owb/

Sorry if this isn't being posted in the right place.

I have a few holsters from Legacy and they’ve been great for uncommon gun selection.

Red Hill is great and my usual go to for competition.

I’d buy GX if I were buying a new holster.

Blade tech will work in a pinch but a little less smooth on the draw.

[OldRunner/CSAT Neighbor]

JM for IDPA, GX Vice for USPSA & 3G

[IDontDoQuests]

Thank you for the response's gents, I'm now looking towards a Red Hill Tactical Holster. However, I resent that you guys introduced me to the GX
which looks amazing... but sadly, as some of you have already stated, no compatibility with my set up. Ha! Thanks for the input fellas. Much appreciated.

[Bucky]

Lytton for practice holster, Bladetech for match USPSA holster, and GX for multigun.

I remember when Bladetech was the go to holster competition and made holsters for guns other companies didn’t. Then one day I check the website and they looked like they were a mostly Glock and 1911 shop.

[MVS]

Red Hill for USPSA, Comp-Tac for IDPA.

[YVK]

I remember when Bladetech was the go to holster competition and made holsters for guns other companies didn’t. Then one day I check the website and they looked like they were a mostly Glock and 1911 shop.

No Shadow holsters?

Bladetech has practically no retention on mine. I had my gun fall out twice at least, fortunately, between stages. I considered those to be my a'la Aaron Cowan destructive tests.
I got Lytton which is pretty cool and very supportive but it binds if there is any outward pressure. So I use it for practice to perfect straight up draw but for games Bladetech works.
I do have a GS but it is on a QLS fork for 3g.
I owned Red Hill and I dislike that product.

[EricP]

I’m currently using a Bladetech for a Shadow 2. It works well enough. I used a Dark Star Gear Osiris for a Legion before switching to the CZ. It was great, everything I wanted and nothing I didn’t. I’d by another for the CZ if it was available, orionz06 .

I had a Red Hill that never fit quite right. It also needed extensive deburring and edge breaking.