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skeeter · September 5, 2006, 01:34 AM

Having used all types of holsters over the years I find the belt slide/pan cake the most comfortable for 24/7. Galco has some nice ones that are pre-shaped with a bend to fit very comfortable. For concealment I do not like the extra leather needed for a thumb snap or the way they hinder speed. I have one of Ted Blocker's old teflon lined pan cake holsters that was very comfortable and FAST. Trouble is I no longer carry a 4" Python. THey are no longer made and his quality is no where what it once was.
What are you going to be carrying?
I have to add that at one time I would have NEVER thought about carrying a plastic weapon like the Glock. But they are so accurate and reliable that it over comes my dislike for the plastic aspect of them. I also find their plastic sport holsters to be very thin and thus very concealable and also very fast.

September 5, 2006, 01:34 AM	#5
skeeter Senior Member Join Date: October 29, 1999 Posts: 883	Having used all types of holsters over the years I find the belt slide/pan cake the most comfortable for 24/7. Galco has some nice ones that are pre-shaped with a bend to fit very comfortable. For concealment I do not like the extra leather needed for a thumb snap or the way they hinder speed. I have one of Ted Blocker's old teflon lined pan cake holsters that was very comfortable and FAST. Trouble is I no longer carry a 4" Python. THey are no longer made and his quality is no where what it once was. What are you going to be carrying? I have to add that at one time I would have NEVER thought about carrying a plastic weapon like the Glock. But they are so accurate and reliable that it over comes my dislike for the plastic aspect of them. I also find their plastic sport holsters to be very thin and thus very concealable and also very fast.