Looking for a holster. . .

Fudgie Ghost · August 12, 2002, 10:07 PM

for Kahr K9. To take advantage of it's inherent concealability. I am fond of paddle holsters, but not fond of thumb breaks--so, give me your recommendations for a good, comfortable paddle holster for this piece--without a thumbreak.

Jim V · August 13, 2002, 06:18 AM

Not a paddle hoslter but contact Lou Alessi at [email protected] and ask about his CQC/S rig. More stable than a paddle holster but can be removed from the belt w/o undoing it.

Walosi · August 14, 2002, 06:19 PM

Again, not a paddle holster, but maybe an option for when you are able to cover with a "tail out" garment, or a vest, sweater or sweatshirt. This is the revolver version, but it will be available for the Kahr line. I've worn a 3913 in this position, comfortable, for years and the Kahrs should be comparable.

http://www.acstudios.net/tsimi/apx.html

IWB,the clip goes on the waistband, beside the belt buckle, and the rig rests between the buckle and the hip bone. It adds only two thicknesses of leather to the gun, and the smooth side out allows it to slip slightly as you move, sit or stand, but it stays in place. The clip will hold on a single-ply belt if the waistband fabric is too lightweight.

jthuang · August 14, 2002, 07:24 PM

Kramer Leather offers the MSP Paddle for the Kahr ... no retention strap either. I have the MSP Paddle for my G19/23 and it is a very well made holster.

Justin

Fudgie Ghost · August 14, 2002, 09:09 PM

Thanks for all the suggestions. I've gotten in touch with Mr. Alessi. He e-mailed me a picture of the CQC/S holster and I think I'm going to order it--looks like what I'm after, and it seems the quality is second to none.

August 12, 2002, 10:07 PM	#1
Fudgie Ghost Senior Member Join Date: October 18, 2000 Posts: 124	Looking for a holster. . . for Kahr K9. To take advantage of it's inherent concealability. I am fond of paddle holsters, but not fond of thumb breaks--so, give me your recommendations for a good, comfortable paddle holster for this piece--without a thumbreak. __________________ "The more restrictive the laws, the poorer the people; The more the laws are in evidence, the more do theives and robbers abound." Lao-Tse, Chinese teacher 600 BC

August 13, 2002, 06:18 AM	#2
Jim V Senior Member Join Date: January 31, 1999 Location: SE Michigan - USA Posts: 4,038	Not a paddle hoslter but contact Lou Alessi at [email protected] and ask about his CQC/S rig. More stable than a paddle holster but can be removed from the belt w/o undoing it. __________________ *MOLON LABE* If it ain't metal, single stack & single action, it ain't a 1911 no matter what it looks like. 1911 Forum THE TUBBY CURMUDGEON

August 14, 2002, 07:24 PM	#4
jthuang Senior Member Join Date: January 21, 2000 Posts: 823	Kramer Leather offers the MSP Paddle for the Kahr ... no retention strap either. I have the MSP Paddle for my G19/23 and it is a very well made holster. Justin __________________ Justin T. Huang late of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

August 14, 2002, 09:09 PM	#5
Fudgie Ghost Senior Member Join Date: October 18, 2000 Posts: 124	Thanks for all the suggestions. I've gotten in touch with Mr. Alessi. He e-mailed me a picture of the CQC/S holster and I think I'm going to order it--looks like what I'm after, and it seems the quality is second to none. __________________ "The more restrictive the laws, the poorer the people; The more the laws are in evidence, the more do theives and robbers abound." Lao-Tse, Chinese teacher 600 BC

August 14, 2002, 06:19 PM	#3
Walosi Senior Member Join Date: June 1, 2001 Location: Auburn, KY Posts: 298	Again, not a paddle holster, but maybe an option for when you are able to cover with a "tail out" garment, or a vest, sweater or sweatshirt. This is the revolver version, but it will be available for the Kahr line. I've worn a 3913 in this position, comfortable, for years and the Kahrs should be comparable. http://www.acstudios.net/tsimi/apx.html IWB,the clip goes on the waistband, beside the belt buckle, and the rig rests between the buckle and the hip bone. It adds only two thicknesses of leather to the gun, and the smooth side out allows it to slip slightly as you move, sit or stand, but it stays in place. The clip will hold on a single-ply belt if the waistband fabric is too lightweight.