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Are Crossbreed Holsters as comfortable as I hear?
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I have always been skeptical of the claims made by others about Crossbreed holsters and due to the cost I had never tried one. That was until a fellow INGO member had one for sale at a good price, so I decided what the heck, I'll try it and if I don't like it I will sell it. Well, that was a about a month ago and all I can say is, 
what a difference from all the other holsters I have tried. Definitely worth it.
what a difference from all the other holsters I have tried. Definitely worth it.
Meh, I had one for a little while, the kydex cracked and I didn't think it was all that comfy anyways. They did send me a new one free of charge. I liked my old MTAC much better, and the Crossbreed ripoff I bought is more comfortable, and allows a better grip on my pistol. Their customer service is top notch though.
been using one for about 8 months now. it is without a doubt the best most comfortable iwb holsters out there. walking around all day and even ran with it with no problems. i only have an issue with it when im driving and its only cause im not used to it and i still get tensed up when im driving.
Probably best to remove from the holster when in the car as it will be difficult to access whilst sitting. I usually have it on the passenger seat under a newspaper or something, or between the door and drivers seat if I have a passenger.
I have 2. First one for a G17 and carried it often for 2 years and loved it. Had to give back the Glock and then got a P226. So i bought a new Super tuck for it and love it. Found out you can have them re done so my G17 is going back now to be refit for a purchase i am making soon. An i bet ill like that one as much as the others.
They are kinda pricey, but NRA members and LEO's get 10% off. There belts are really nice too. My friends balk at the price, but i laugh when we go out and they ask me why im not carring my gun. Haha
Oh btw. Never had any problems with it wearing holes in my pants. I usually carry at 3-330 though.
They are kinda pricey, but NRA members and LEO's get 10% off. There belts are really nice too. My friends balk at the price, but i laugh when we go out and they ask me why im not carring my gun. Haha
Oh btw. Never had any problems with it wearing holes in my pants. I usually carry at 3-330 though.
NHT3
Grandmaster
I've used a Kholster for several years and never had that problem, or any other with it. I always carry IWB and everywhere aside from work.Anyone have an issue with wear on pants like:
i ask because I want to make one, and am debating on covering the "muzzle" end with a leather open ended pocket.
Anyone have an issue with wear on pants like:
i ask because I want to make one, and am debating on covering the "muzzle" end with a leather open ended pocket.
Not here. Been using one for years.
I wasn't very happy with my supertuck. Hard to break in and if you don't have a slender, rock like core - it will eat into your side. I used it for my 1911.
If you want an amazingly durable and all day comfortable IWB - get yourself a Comp-Tac Minotaur. By far the most comfortable holster I've ever wore. I carry my G32 and Sig P239 in mine.
If you want an amazingly durable and all day comfortable IWB - get yourself a Comp-Tac Minotaur. By far the most comfortable holster I've ever wore. I carry my G32 and Sig P239 in mine.
hot rod al
Plinker
I have a Galco King Tuk that I use for my fullsize 1911 and I have the same issue. Your favorite pair of jeans will surely end up with a hole worn through it. I guess it all depends on what the barrel lengh of your pistol is and how far it extends past the holster.
Anyone have an issue with wear on pants like:
i ask because I want to make one, and am debating on covering the "muzzle" end with a leather open ended pocket.
Anyone have an issue with wear on pants like:
i ask because I want to make one, and am debating on covering the "muzzle" end with a leather open ended pocket.
Maybe its just my strange thinking, but you might want to change your pants once in a while.
I've never had that problem and have been using my CrossBreed for well over 3 years. Works just as well in a pair of jeans as it does with Khaki pants or dress slacks.
