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sawman1293 · January 10, 2013, 09:14 AM

I have a few suggestions. First, go to crossbreedseconds.com and check out their supply of belts. Great belts for $30-$50. Second, try adjusting the clips up or down on the CB copy holster. Adjusting the angle just a little makes a huge difference in how the gun feels in the waistband. As for comfort when sitting, trim away some of the leather. I have several CB holsters, and I have trimmed extra off all of them to suit my tastes. Third, buy pants a size bigger if you want less printing. The pics you posted do not seem to me like it is printing excessively. People will not notice.

January 10, 2013, 09:14 AM	#7
sawman1293 Member Join Date: December 20, 2011 Posts: 27	I have a few suggestions. First, go to crossbreedseconds.com and check out their supply of belts. Great belts for $30-$50. Second, try adjusting the clips up or down on the CB copy holster. Adjusting the angle just a little makes a huge difference in how the gun feels in the waistband. As for comfort when sitting, trim away some of the leather. I have several CB holsters, and I have trimmed extra off all of them to suit my tastes. Third, buy pants a size bigger if you want less printing. The pics you posted do not seem to me like it is printing excessively. People will not notice.