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Do any of you use a paddle holster and if so what brand?
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I use a Fobus with a 1911, and a Tege with an M&P40 Compact. The Tege locks and releases perfectly.
Neither cost more than $30. Both are all day comfortable.
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I have a Galco for my G17. Mostly winter carry. I can’t remember the model number offhand but it is black leather with a plastic paddle and adjustable tension and cant. It’s also a top-break. I gave about $90 bucks for the thing 20 years ago and have never regretted it. It is very comfortable and you hardly know it’s there. I wouldn’t think twice before buying another.
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I have several Simply Ruggeds. They hold the guns securely and are very versatile: IWB, OWB, crossdraw, Tanker rig (Chesty Puller. 3” J-frame, 4” L-frame, CZ 75. One Tanker harness takes them all.
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I use a Safariland 6378 during the cooler months and sometimes at work. Same ALS device as my duty holster.
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I’ve got several Fobus models I use.
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I bought a Safari land 578 and like it
I may not be smart but I can lift heavy objects
I have a shotgun so I have no need for a 30-06.....
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Thanks to all for your input.
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I've looked at the Vedder paddle holster. I like the sweat shield option.
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I've looked at the Vedder paddle holster. I like the sweat shield option. One of the things I like about mine.
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