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re: Where To Carry Your Concealed Handgun?
Posted on 3/26/13 at 1:57 pm to Langston
Posted on 3/26/13 at 1:57 pm to Langston
Langston,
With the right combination, I bet you'll be able to find a gun that's both comforting and comfortable. There are a number of Crossbreed type holsters that should work for you. Although I don't own any Kydex or Kydex/leather holsters, there are a number of makers that have a good reputation. Some that come to mind are Crossbreed, Comp-Tac and White Hat. I prefer leather holsters. I've been very happy w/ my IWB leather holster from Woolfe Gun Leather, Side Guard Holsters and R. Grizzle Leather. All my holsters are tuckable. The LC9 should be very comfortable w/ a dual clip holster, but is light enough it might also work w/ a single clip holster. Most of my holsters are most comfortable worn about 4-4:30 (so that the body of the gun fills in the "hollow" spot in your buttocks). With any holster, it may take a while for you to get used to it.
With the right combination, I bet you'll be able to find a gun that's both comforting and comfortable. There are a number of Crossbreed type holsters that should work for you. Although I don't own any Kydex or Kydex/leather holsters, there are a number of makers that have a good reputation. Some that come to mind are Crossbreed, Comp-Tac and White Hat. I prefer leather holsters. I've been very happy w/ my IWB leather holster from Woolfe Gun Leather, Side Guard Holsters and R. Grizzle Leather. All my holsters are tuckable. The LC9 should be very comfortable w/ a dual clip holster, but is light enough it might also work w/ a single clip holster. Most of my holsters are most comfortable worn about 4-4:30 (so that the body of the gun fills in the "hollow" spot in your buttocks). With any holster, it may take a while for you to get used to it.
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Posted on 3/26/13 at 2:06 pm to TigerOnThe Hill
I will get another once I start carrying. I hated to spend much on one before I actually carried and knew what I was looking for. Im not real skinny, but def not fat in any way. Im 196 and 6' but I wear a 32" waist so most of mine is upper body. Appreciate the recommendations and will def try one or two of the ones you mentioned.
Posted on 3/26/13 at 6:31 pm to onelochevy
That's a fine looking holster. What brand??
Posted on 3/26/13 at 7:59 pm to unclejhim
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That's a fine looking holster. What brand??
DM Bullard dual carry. Wanted an all leather holster for my 1911. Have a supertuck for my XD and this makes the crossbreed feel like a cheap piece of junk. They are priced about the same too.
Posted on 3/26/13 at 8:09 pm to onelochevy
I meant to ask the same question. Every time I've bought a new holster, Bullard has been a finalist.
Man, there's just something about the feel, look and smell of a nice leather product that Kydex can't compare to.....
Glad to hear you like your Bullard holster. 
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Have a supertuck for my XD and this makes the crossbreed feel like a cheap piece of junk.
Man, there's just something about the feel, look and smell of a nice leather product that Kydex can't compare to.....
Glad to hear you like your Bullard holster. 
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