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Kimber Holster For L-10?


D.Hayden

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I tried the search, using 1911, Limited, Holster - but I couldn't figure out how to put multiple search criteria in... I'm sure this has been covered, just can't find it.

I want to move to a 'race' type holster for a Kimber single stack 5" barrel, and I'd like some recommedations.. Thanks, Dave

Although after today's match - maybe I should rethink :wacko:, and spend the money on lessons :rolleyes:

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Allmost any race holster will work with a 1911. Safariland, Limcat, Ghost and CRspeed are they major players. Any of them can be set up to work with a 1911. What you need to decide which locking system works best for you. Try a few different ones that people may have at your local clubs. Search the forums to see what people think about a particular brand. Brian said that the Safariland 010 is coming back. That is a great race holster to start out with. I still use one for my singlestack.

Erik-

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Thanks Erik..

I didn't realize they all fit that same... with that in mind there's tons of information out there.

I saw Brians post about the 010, no word on the Safariland or Holsters.com, or Brians site yet... thanks again...

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It won't be any quicker than your Kydex rig and you'll drop your gun on the ground at least once, but hey, you'll have a "race holster." 

I was going to say something along those same lines.

What is wrong with your Kydex? What kind of draw times (at what distance) are you getting now?

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The race holster is great for one thing:

Convincing yourself that you can go faster.

I can draw my Beretta out of a wilson holster just as fast as the Caspian/cr speed rig.

BUT...this didn't happen til I achieved the .69 from the cr speed.

The brain needs permission to do this, and many are convinced it's not possible out of a "normal" holster. They are wrong.

Same thing on positioning. If it's comfortable, it's fast.

The draw is funny, you work and work, and try and try, then you do a .8 one day and wonder what the big deal was. You gotta work and then let go and just do it.

SA

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