Nah, I just like stuff that fits me and lasts and is comfy. 🦄Originally Posted by willie
Girl you too fancy.
Nah, I just like stuff that fits me and lasts and is comfy. 🦄Girl you too fancy.
I'm not sure why you couldn't take it to a leather shop and have it done. The male 1/2 on the holster body doesn't need changing, just the female 1/2 at the end of the strap.
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Got this today. Quite a wait, but one knows that going in. As expected, comfortable AF. Early impressions are the ride height is perfect; I also notice that the lack of a claw means I can’t get away with belts that have become a bit big due to losing some weight - needs to be cinched right down. That’s a good problem to have as I had getting a new belt on my to do list anyway.
I haven’t been unhappy with my JM kydex at all - to the contrary I’ve been using it daily. I just wanted horsehide leather because I like it and find it a bit more comfy. If extended use leads me to different conclusions on this holster, I’ll post back.
While it may seem a shame to cover over such worksmanship, if you were of mind to add wedge\claw functionality, you might accomplish such by:
1. Lay a 1.5-2" strip of sticky-back velcro pile-tape beneath the reinforced section of leather running from the sewn edge beneath the trigger-guard to across one slop of the sight-channel.
2. Layer 3/4" Velcro OneWrap strips cut to 1.5-2" and with rounded corners atop said pile-tape, running parallel to the left-most (as-worn) snap-loop as edge-wards as possible, so that the layered formation doesn't deform the coverage of the trigger-guard\trigger inwards. Ideally, such strips should be touching the edge of the leather, covering over the seam, and with the inner-most edge abutting the lower edge of the trigger-guard.
Jules
Runcible Works
Thank you. I’ll keep this in mind if time in use convinces me I want to experiment.
Looks so good. Love the look of their HH. How’s the ride height? Looks like it does have the replaceable straps huh?
Last edited by Isaac; 11-20-2019 at 03:10 AM.
I’ve owned a #3 IWB for a Glock 19 and remember liking it the brief time I had it but sold it along with the gun. I wanted to get another for my 43x however I’m seeing variable trigger guard coverage on the images I’ve searched. Some seem to fully enclose the trigger guard while others look partially exposed and I just don’t feel comfortable with an exposed trigger guard on a SFA. I wonder if I can request a full enclosure.
Ride height is excellent...not a knuckle buster on the draw. So far concealment isn’t though, it has to be said; for me, the claw is seemingly necessary. I’ll try a tighter belt and different jeans, but if that doesn’t work, then this experiment will not have succeeded. No idea if the straps are replaceable. An interesting thing about the holster is the straps “float,” allowing the holster to move a bit. Adds comfort when seated, as intended.
QUOTE=Rapid Butterfly;956722]Ride height is excellent...not a knuckle buster on the draw. So far concealment isn’t though, it has to be said; for me, the claw is seemingly necessary. I’ll try a tighter belt and different jeans, but if that doesn’t work, then this experiment will not have succeeded. No idea if the straps are replaceable. An interesting thing about the holster is the straps “float,” allowing the holster to move a bit. Adds comfort when seated, as intended.[/QUOTE]
I used wedges to enhance concealment. The DSG muzzle pad pushes gun inward. The foam wedge pushes butt inward.
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