Just picked up my BRANDIE new Sr9C ... been wanting this one for a looong while. Now im looking for a good IWB holster.I do like Don Hume's alot , but having a hard time nailing down a lefty. Any one have a good rec?
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Sr9c holster
- Thread starter Augustus McCrea
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Crossbreed works wonders, felt the don hume wasn't sturdy enough for the sr9c, make sure you've got a good belt also.
I purchased a jackson leather IWB Jackson LeatherWork, LLC for my sr9c and liked it so much I've bought 3 more.
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Comptac ftw
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yep, crossbreed,, worth every penney
I can't say enough good about my n82 tactical...I have the pro version, and it works perfectly for this gun for me. I don't think it would do well with a full size, but my sr9c rides beautifully, hides easy, and retention is good with an easy draw once u get used to it. The suede backing is nice, as it makes it comfortable even without a shirt between me and the holster.
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I used a knockoff crossbreed and it was great, it was a shepherd I got for $45 on amazon with a gift card, won a remora here in the karma forum and I'm loving it! The lack of belt clips is great when I try reaching into my pockets with my gorilla hands.
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I've been using a Remora for a while with mine. I'm not as big a fan of the Remora for the SR9c as I was for my S&W j-frame. It worked perfectly for that gun. But for the SR9c it hasn't been as comfortable. It seems to shift just a little bit more as well.
I've decided that I'm going to switch back to OWB carry and get a Mitch Rosen.
Aloha
I've decided that I'm going to switch back to OWB carry and get a Mitch Rosen.
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I have a few different holsters that I use for mine depending on the situation. For all day wear with the most security, I prefer my Crossbreed Supertuck. For quick "tuck and go" the Remora wins, and is surprisingly comfortable because you can tuck it in any position that feels right and doesn't print. If I find the need for "deep cover", then I roll with the Thunder wear, but that is my least used option. Even if you buy a more expensive holster like the Crossbreed, Comptac, etc, do yourself a favor and grab a Remora. For the price it is an excellent option to have on hand, especially so you can play around with different types of carry positions and cants to find what works best for you.
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Yep, there is a great video on youtube. Very simple to do, and not only improves an already nice trigger, but it also has the side benefit of allowing safe dry fire practice, which is recommended against in the manual because the firing pin hits the mag safety and eventually causes wear/damage to the pin.
I'm sorry to thread jack but does it really drop the trigger pull a noticeable amount?
Plus 1. Awesome holster which I have for Sr9c. I tried crossbreed and N82 pro holster is so much better. Family owned company and got it less than a week.
Jbarila
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1-1/2 pound on mine, and its so simple to do.
I've got a High Noon Holsters - Split Decision for mine. Tuckable, and reasonably comfortable. Single clip. I carry around 4 o'clock. It's cheap too.
I'd like to try one of these Crossbreeds at some point. There's a lot of good praise in this thread.
I'd like to try one of these Crossbreeds at some point. There's a lot of good praise in this thread.
I just ordered a Pitbull Tactical holster for an HK P30. I'll let you know how it compares to my Crossbreed for my SR9c. They're similar to the Raven Concealment holsters but only a 2 week wait instead of 6 months.
www.pitbulltactical.com
www.pitbulltactical.com
