re: Anyone use Urban Carry CC holsters?

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..... am looking for something comfortable.

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No offense, but:

1. I don't know where these "belly band clones" come from. But irrespective of the name, junk = junk.

2. Why is every T, D & H so fixated on "comfort?" To quote Clint Smith, "Carrying a gun isn't supposed to be comfortable. it's supposed to be comforting."

Comfort should be way down the list of priorities in picking a gun or a holster. Pick a gun that's (a) reliable and (b) one you can shoot well.

Pick a holster that (a) covers the trigger, (b) holds the gun securely, and (c) keeps the gun accessible under all circumstances/contortions/conditions.

Then follow Bianchi's Law: "Carry the same gun, in the same holster, in the same place, all the time." If you ever need it, you'll be able to instinctively reach it.

Keep it simple.



Just my $.02