Looking For Experience With Specific Comp-tac Holster

[texLJ]

I'm looking for someone (anyone?) with any experience/knowledge of a specific Comp-Tac holster. I only carry belt and crossdraw, and they only make one holster that meets this description. It's called the "Settable Cant Holster (ref. http://www.comp-tac.com/catalog/prod...products_id=55 ), and is said to be very, very adjustable. And this is what leads to my concern. Adjustability usually equals bulk, and offset from the body, and that's my concern. I have carried in a DeSantis Skycop holster for years, and it's nearly perfect, but I must wear my trousers about an inch lower than I like in order for the toe (muzzle end) of this holster to rise up on my hipbone, which pushes the grip into my body for concealment purposes.

I only carry my Glock 23, or recently my new Glock 27, which fits the same holster, so even though I've gone through a large box of holsters over the years, not as many as those who carry a variety of weapons concealed.

I would appreciate any/all input on use of, or experience with, this particular holster.

David

[rvrctyrngr]

Your concern is duly noted and justified. I had a settable cant for a very brief period of time. Way too bulky for me to conceal with the belt attachment. The paddle attachment puts my firearm almost into my arm pit....way too high.

Their regular belt holsters and paddle holsters are quite easy to conceal.

My normal EDC is a G23 in a Comp-tac FBI paddle. I use the slide version to easily accommodate my G27 on the occasions that I carry it as a primary.

HTH.