[SFla27]

Hey guys,

I have been trying (almost in vain) to find an AIWB holster that has the following qualities:

1. Relatively-low riding
2. Kydex
3. Overall thin platform (adds minimal thickness to the rig beyond the dimensions of the pistol)
4. Belt loop(s) / attachment points are along the sides of the holster, rather than in front.
5. Cant doesn't matter (prefer zero cant, but if a rig is adjustable, fine).

I have a Raven ACR on order. But that won't be here for a very long time and I would like to begin various training techniques using a holster.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[X-Concealment]

What Glock you'll be using this holster for?

[SFla27]

My apologies.

It would be for my G27 with Trijicon HD sights and an OEM extended slide lock / release.

[RedsoxFan4Lyfe]

I would give Dale Fricke holsters a look. I have a few Archangel rigs, one for my Glock and one for my Colt Det. Special snubbie. Great rigs, comfortable and very well made, and not very thick.

http://dalefrickeholsters.com/products.htm

[bilkay]

Look at Fist Holsters

[hallnh727]

Maybe the CTAC Holster
http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info...vvce7hrkjbq186

No experience with this holster but used a mtac for a couple of days as a AIWB holster to see if I liked carrying appendix. I ended up going with a JM Custom holster but that doesn't meet your requirements.

[4Rules]

CCC Shaggy
http://www.shop.customcarryconcepts....y-AIWB-SHG.htm

Kolbeson Minimum IWB
http://www.shopleatherworks.com/

101 IWB
http://gonetraining.blogspot.ca/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmRnSw0DjG8

[Wnorton]

Originally Posted by 4Rules

CCC Shaggy
http://www.shop.customcarryconcepts....y-AIWB-SHG.htm

Kolbeson Minimum IWB
http://www.shopleatherworks.com/

101 IWB
http://gonetraining.blogspot.ca/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmRnSw0DjG8

Good sources.



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[SFla27]

Gentlemen,

Thanks for the suggestions. I will look them up!

Have a great day.

SFla27

[Pierre!]

Been using an Uncle Mike's #12 for my G27/G26 appendix needs...

Works Great, really comfortable, and washes up nicely!

Price is right too...

Patrick

[SFla27]

Originally Posted by Pierre!

Been using an Uncle Mike's #12 for my G27/G26 appendix needs...

Works Great, really comfortable, and washes up nicely!

Price is right too...

Patrick

Thanks Patrick. I will look at that too.

Go Wildcats!

[epcnd]

Originally Posted by RedsoxFan4Lyfe

I would give Dale Fricke holsters a look. I have a few Archangel rigs, one for my Glock and one for my Colt Det. Special snubbie. Great rigs, comfortable and very well made, and not very thick.

http://dalefrickeholsters.com/products.htm

I'm not current on his work but the last AIWB holster I owned was much, much thicker in material and form factor than the RCS AIWB, my leather Galco, or nylon Uncle Mike's.

[jdsumner]

Fricke ArchAngel.

dan

[SFla27]

Some new pictures of the Archangel holster on Dale's website reveals a 'standard' thin kydex shell. Nothing appeared too thick or out of the ordinary.

Just the other day, I had a brief chat with Mr. Fricke about his holsters. And I must say I was impressed. Good man. Good business. Strong values and attention to detail.

[4Rules]

If the Dale Fricke Archangel is what you want, Brownells has them in stock.

[MLittle]

I did a LOT of research trying to find the perfect kydex aiwb holster a few years ago. Now I own 3 Dale Fricke Archangel holsters. Very thin, good protection for your sights, very smooth on the back making them comfortable to wear. I will say that they are not really low riding however......they ride high enough to provide easy full grip of the pistol stock. They take a little getting used to, but I think a little higher carry has advantages in that you don't have to struggle to grasp the pistol.....very important in a defensive situation. You can order your holsters directly from Dale at the following website: http://www.dalefrickeholsters.com/

[SEH95B]

Zero Concealment Systems, they say the orders take 30 days but I got mine in 2 weeks and the have a TON of options!

[linkscoach]

Originally Posted by SFla27

Hey guys,

I have been trying (almost in vain) to find an AIWB holster that has the following qualities:

1. Relatively-low riding
2. Kydex
3. Overall thin platform (adds minimal thickness to the rig beyond the dimensions of the pistol)
4. Belt loop(s) / attachment points are along the sides of the holster, rather than in front.
5. Cant doesn't matter (prefer zero cant, but if a rig is adjustable, fine).

I have a Raven ACR on order. But that won't be here for a very long time and I would like to begin various training techniques using a holster.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

I have no experience with this holster but I think the Skeleton from http://www.phlster.com/ meets the requirements you listed.