glock holster

[sjs]

I have a Glock 35 with a 9mm conversion barrel. I had to go to a .385 high post to get it to hit p.o.a/p.o.i. at 25 yards. Anybody know which holster would work with that high of a front sight? My Blade -Tech is just a little too shallow in the sight channel. Many thanks to Kathy at Dawson Precision for working with me by sending me front blade replacements--the Perfect Impact program works great!!!

[Braxton1]

Jeez Man... Are your sights and the barrel still in the same ZIP Code?

Seriously though, I'd call Rick at Center of Mass, LLC. They custom mold Kydex holsters and have designs that seem to have a deeper sight channel than others that I've seen. 866-293-1002. You didn't indicate in the original post what Division your shooting in, but they have models equally adept for Limited, L-10, or Production.

Edited September 24, 2011 by Braxton1

[sjs]

Thanks, I will call him. The front post is like a telephone pole, but it does shoot where you aim it now!!!

[waktasz]

Comptac.

[C.W.]

I've got a BladeTech Stingray., and the front post of my G35 (Warren Sevigny) was wearing from contact with the holster during drawing.

I fixed it with a torch.

I'd give heating it up and making the sight groove bigger a try before I bought another - worked for me.

[CDPMatt]

Ready Tactical from CPWSA.com.... no problem.

[Bob DuBois]

+1 Ready Tactical

[PSSOH22]

Ready Tactical or Comp-Tac is what i would look to

[Duane Thomas]

A heat gun (what they use to soften and mold kydex at the holster companies themselves) costs around $24 at your local hardware store.Much less expensive than buying a new holster, and, if you get into kydex holsters much at all, you'll find yourself using it again and again over the years. It's a good thing to have.