Help with some market research for holsters

[JTQ]

I have no interest in a paddle holster. I'd be interested in what "a removable belt slide attachment" might be.

Is this something like they use on the typical kydex competition holsters, like the Blade-Tech belt holster, Comp-Tac International, Garrett Silent Thunder, etc.?

[ssb]

I'd be interested in a P30 and/or P30SK that's convertible as described. Use would be concealment under a jacket. I have no use for suppressor sights but it doesn't hurt.

[BehindBlueI's]

I have no interest in a paddle holster. I'd be interested in what "a removable belt slide attachment" might be.

Paddles seem like they'd either be in the LE or competition realms. I'm not sure brown is a popular color with either, though I suppose that could mean there is an opening for somebody to make them popular.

PS - 1911 & S&W 686

The holster has no "built in" attachment system, but ships with belt slide attached. You can remove two screws and lift it off a stud, then attach a paddle in it's place.

[JTQ]

The holster has no "built in" attachment system, but ships with belt slide attached. You can remove two screws and lift it off a stud, then attach a paddle in it's place.

It does sound like the way Blade-Tech, Comp-Tac, etc. mount their holsters. Thanks for the clarification.

[Casual Friday]

USP 45 or I can't even hear you bro.

[Jared]

Type: Beretta 92

Use: range, I only carry IWB or AIWB

#3: tall sights, sure, the rest no. Would like for it to accommodate the railed 92's though, cause I have several with rail

[BehindBlueI's]

Type: Beretta 92

Use: range, I only carry IWB or AIWB

#3: tall sights, sure, the rest no. Would like for it to accommodate the railed 92's though, cause I have several with rail

They will all accept a railed pistol.

[Jared]

They will all accept a railed pistol.

Cool. I'll definitely give them a look when they become available.

[DT Guy]

At $100, you're competing with lots of semi-custom and true custom makers. As much as function counts for, at that level the aesthetics of the holster start to become important; after all, there are plenty of $50 holsters that work perfectly well. Beyond that, we start to pay for quality and appearance.

Truthfully, I'd need to see examples to see if it could compete with a Milt Sparks, for instance.

Larry

[BehindBlueI's]

At $100, you're competing with lots of semi-custom and true custom makers. As much as function counts for, at that level the aesthetics of the holster start to become important; after all, there are plenty of $50 holsters that work perfectly well. Beyond that, we start to pay for quality and appearance.

Truthfully, I'd need to see examples to see if it could compete with a Milt Sparks, for instance.

Larry

True, but that's not really the point of this. The point is what guns people who are interested in $100-ish leather are carrying, so we know what models to stock. I'm not trying to sell holsters sight unseen or even judge who wants to order this. Just, if you in the demographic of people who would consider spending $100 on a leather holster, what gun do you want it for and do you value the features listed.