Holster

[36873687]

What holster do y'all run with a 34 in production

[PTRDRGN]

I would use a Blade Tech, or something similar. You don't need anything fancy.

[perttime]

I recently got a Blade Tech for my G19 and it works great.

[racerba]

BladeTech drop offset holster

[JAM]

I used a BladeTech for a year with my G34 then I got a deal on a Comp-Tac International been using it since first of May and really like it . Nothing wrong with either one just seems to be a personal preference between the BladeTech and the Comp-Tac.

[9x45]

Been using the original Blade Tech folded laminate, no longer made, for over 18 years. The closet thing to that now is the Black Ice model.

[rooster]

Red Hill tactical double layer kydex with a Ben Stoeger Boss hangar.

[Edge40]

Blade Tech for sure. Love their stuff.

[36873687]

Thanks guys

[mikeyjones]

Another vote for Blade Tech. Unbeatable for the price.

[TonytheTiger]

Your lack of punctuation makes it difficult to tell if you're asking a question or making a statement.

Edited July 16, 2016 by TonytheTiger

[Swanny10]

Comp tac international.

[Swanny10]

Your lack of punctuation makes it difficult to tell if your asking a question or making a statement.

Your lack of an apostrophe...

Edited July 16, 2016 by Swanny10

[mickd1]

Your lack of punctuation makes it difficult to tell if your asking a question or making a statement.

you are a dick head

[TonytheTiger]

Your lack of punctuation makes it difficult to tell if your asking a question or making a statement.

Your lack of an apostrophe...

Auto correct assumed I didn't want the apostrophe. I've corrected about half the posts, this one is next.

[TonytheTiger]

Your lack of punctuation makes it difficult to tell if your asking a question or making a statement.

you are a dick head

If one is allowed to bomb the forum with poorly written one liners then the next guy is certainly allowed to suggest that they be more legible.

[steven785]

Bladetech with boss attachment.

[steven785]

I've also run a ready tactical idpa holster in production and it worked very well too.

Edited December 31, 2016 by steven785

[MemphisMechanic]

On 7/15/2016 at 9:05 PM, rooster said:

Red Hill tactical double layer kydex with a Ben Stoeger Boss hangar.

I've tried a multitude of combinations. This is the completely ideal set up. My Tanfoglio rides in this combination for Production.

Basically take the blade-tech DOH we all started with, and cast it in concrete. Adjusts to exactly the height and rake you want, then (literally) bolts to your belt and locks down. No flopping when running, no shifting in any situation on the draw.

(I know, I know. I thought the DOH was a pretty when I shot from one too. Trust me, it isn't.)

$50 for the boss hanger and $57 for the holster body from @Kingman's Red Hill Tactical.

Edited December 31, 2016 by MemphisMechanic

[Kingman]

4 hours ago, MemphisMechanic said:

I've tried a multitude of combinations. This is the completely ideal set up. My Tanfoglio rides in this combination for Production.

Basically take the blade-tech DOH we all started with, and cast it in concrete. Adjusts to exactly the height and rake you want, then (literally) bolts to your belt and locks down. No flopping when running, no shifting in any situation on the draw.

(I know, I know. I thought the DOH was a pretty when I shot from one too. Trust me, it isn't.)

$50 for the boss hanger and $57 for the holster body from @Kingman's Red Hill Tactical.

When I started making gear we had a problem with flop. I have bladetech, comptac,etc. all have some give to them. I came from open and race holsters. 

I noticed Race holsters don't move. I wanted that for single stack and production. So after talking to some people we put two layers of .08 together. 

The old blade techs were .093 by the way. So by putting two layers of .08 together I was able to get the feel of a race holster.