Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post! It does appear that AIWB holsters are for a slimmer build than mine. Much appreciate the info.
The normal hole pattern has ride height/cant adjustment and is the only hole pattern that works in conjunction with a red dot sight.
From JM's site, in the 2.5 description.
I found,the devil's in the details.
I've got one on order and would have
gotten wide spacing, if available for RDS.
The 2.0 with wide spacing is outstanding.
I can’t seem to find that text on the description or the FAQs page. @Tony Mayer, is the wide-hole spacing compatible with a red dot cut?
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“ The Wing Claw 2.5 is a dedicated appendix carry holster that uses a claw (the Mod Wing) to rotate the grip into the body. It can be ordered with a normal hole pattern which can utilize our clips, split loop or pull the dot loops. The normal hole pattern has ride height/cant adjustment and is the only hole pattern that works in conjunction with a red dot sight.”
This was in the custom WC 2.5 description. I didn’t look to see if it was in the quick ship WC 2.5 description.
Jason
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I just received a quick-ship JMCK Wing Claw 2.5 that I ordered for a G19 with full guard, RDS cut, wide hole spacing, PTD loops, and molded to accept a Streamlight TLR7.
The reason why I got the TLR version, despite the fact that I have no use for a WML on a CCW pistol, is I've heard from others that the greater surface area of the WML feature makes many AIWB holsters more comfortable.
I installed a Mastermind Tactics pillow and wore it while seated in a movie theater for a couple of hours yesterday. So far, it's the most comfortable AIWB holster I've tried, including a similarly fashioned Wing Claw 2.5, but without the WML feature, that I have for a G48.
Last edited by Shawn Dodson; 04-03-2022 at 01:43 PM.
I'm just putting this here because the 2.5 happens to be the base for my new favorite clip setup in my constant search for "perfect." I also haven't seen this mentioned elsewhere.
I love the point of balance with a 2.0 using the single clip over the trigger guard. I prefer the double clip stability of a DCC 2.5, but with a grip-heavy gun I still get more rotation to grip side than I like. For me, using both clips on a 2.0 results in not enough flex and being harder to take on and off than I like. I've been oscillating between a 2.5 and single clip 2.0, not entirely happy with either.
Best of both worlds that I've liked a lot the past month or so is a 2.5 with two DCCs, but with one of the clips moved over the trigger guard where it would be for a 2.0. This gives me my two clips closer together for the perfect balance between stability and flex, but moves the pivot point over towards the gun's natural balance point.
For a lighter gun, I think I'd still be using a normal 2.5 layout. That worked really well for me before switching from polymer to a steel 1911.
*Note - you do need appropriate hardware to do this, as the parts for mounting the clip on the wing don't come with a 2.5.