The other one you're thinking of is probably Jim Ryan, JRC Holsters. I've used several JRC Holsters and found them all to be outstanding.Originally Posted by Prdator
The other one you're thinking of is probably Jim Ryan, JRC Holsters. I've used several JRC Holsters and found them all to be outstanding.
Interesting insights, guys. I’m really intrigued by the concept. But, as many have mentioned, i worry thickness may be an issue. I actually had a JRC CDA 2 and found it to be too thick, and less concealable than cheapo one size fits all options which are slimmer and ride lower.
Ive tried some kydex wing claw options (granted, not JMCK) and, for me, they were unacceptably conspicuous and not comfortable at all. And they really didn’t seem that slim.
I’m look into that dale fricke option as well.
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Nice find, if I ever have to go back to tucking in my shirts, I'll keep that in mind.
Tried a Keeper? I love mine. The Keeper works very well with the longer guns in my experience. I've spent a load of time carrying an M9A3 in a Keeper. It stays hidden and it's comfortable. Next holster I order will probably be a Keeper for my PX4 CC
Why not ask the guy that Rosen got the design from: danddgunleather.com
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I'm familiar with the Keeper. Not to take away anything from your experience... but, it doesn't look like it would be comfortable at all. Seems very wide (deep?) front to back and kinda bulky. Though I realize looks can be deceiving.
I tried the Mastermind Tactics AIWB for my 92 and my PX4cc. Maybe those products are a different ballgame from a Keeper, Archangel, JMCK, etc... but... I can say those just didn't work for me. That line from Stepbrothers comes to mind, when they try on the obnoxiously huge nightvision goggles... "You know, they're not that noticeable!!" Yeah... those holsters certainly were. And they were very uncomfortable. But I realize holsters are totally subjective. They were nicely made and I'm sure they work great for a lot of people. Just not in a rush to try another example of that style. The JRC was a little better, but not much, honestly.
As long as it's not super thick, I think this Ultimatum could work. But... a think there's a good chance it will be super thick. Otherwise, my JM4 QCC works well enough. It's kind of a neat concept... and if you're looking for something that rides lower, for up-front carry, it's worth a look.
https://jm4tactical.com/original-mag...ors-available/
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The Keeper looks bigger than it is, IME. The adjustability is a huge plus also. AIWB is one of those things, the holsters are just so personal. It took me a few tries to get it right. It also took some experimenting beyond just buying holster x and belt y. You can have great gear, and have it set up .25" off one way or another and it feels bad. Then a small adjustment hits the sweet spot and it's great. At least that's how it all went for me.
Way too low in my opinion.
I've had great experience with Mitch Rosen holsters in the past, and he did a few custom one-off holsters for me that are still excellent. However, I agree with the posters here that it sits way too low in the waist to be functional or usable.
I found this quote from their website ironic:
"The Ultimatum is not a game holster, but designed for professionals."
I wonder what "professionals" they are designing it for??
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