[wrczx3]

I had Billy McCabe make me a custom extra high ride OWB holster in black leather with white stitching for my Glock 27 and I love it.

http://www.mccabescustomleather.com/

[glockman9mm]

Well, I just got in my Crossbreed Super-slide+ belt + dual mag carrier and have been carrying the G26 in it around the farm the past few days. I really like the set but have one issue- other than the break- in period. No matter how tight i make the belt i cannot get the holster to stay on my side at the 3 o-clock position. It continually slides around to the 5 o-clock position. I either need to find/make some spacers for between the holster and belt loops or find some jeans that have more belt loops.

The mag carrier stays in place pretty well on my left side. Everything is concealed well under a baggy, untucked, button-up shirt. But the only way i could use this holster for my G19 is if i can get it to stay in the 3 o-clock position.

[glockman9mm]

This evening I took off the mag carrier and am now just wearing the Super- slide holster and it is much more comfortable and much tighter to my body and doesn't seem to be sliding very much. I may have to go back to using my Glock single-mag carrier.

[Clutch Cargo]

OWB I like the High Slide by Slide Guard Holsters. I can wear a short cover garmet as the holster hangs only .5-.75" below the belt.

[triage]

I am a big fan of the professional/avenger style belt scabbard for OWB carry.

You can put on a loose fitting shirt, a pullover etc and the holster disappears.

[MR57]

Originally Posted by Stlbrian

Anyone have any suggestions for a concealable, quality, comfortable OWB holster for my Gen 4 G23? The vast majority of the holsters I am seeing that are made for CC are IWB, and as someone with an expanding waste line...... ( Ok I'm getting old and fat.....) IWB just doesn't seem that it would suit me well.

Looked at the Serpa Concealment series, and Galco concealment holster.

Hoping to not wait 40 months for it either!

Thanks

I carry a XD45 OWB. Blawkhawk Serpa holster is great. Nobody ever knows I'm carrying. Always wear dark t shirt and large full hawiian type shirt unbutton. Just be careful walking into stores if its a little breezy. Just hold bottom corner of shirt so it doesn't blow back exposing weapon. It's very comfortable.

[Clutch Cargo]

http://nightingaleleather.com/

http://dmbullardleather.com/

I bought a D. M. Bullard elephant rig he had in stock. It will last a lifetime.

[Front Sight]

Have you looked at the leather concealment vests that are out there now? If you put a spare mag in the opposite side it will help balance it.
Let us know what you finally decided on.

[Stlbrian]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. After a ton of research of research I settled on the Raven Concealment Phantom holster.

Put my order in for my quick ship holster on 10/13. Quoted lead time of "less than 30 days"

[FireForged]

I have been carrying since the 80's and currently, (2) stand out as very good concealing type OWB holsters

1. Raven concealment (with the wings)

2. Bravo concealment (with pancake loops) which are the same thing as RAvens' (wings) accessory.

These are the tightest to the body OWB holsters I have ever seen. I have seen plenty

[X-Concealment]

What's your planned budget for this holster?

[M24C]

Originally Posted by Stlbrian

Thanks for all the suggestions guys. After a ton of research of research I settled on the Raven Concealment Phantom holster.

Put my order in for my quick ship holster on 10/13. Quoted lead time of "less than 30 days"

After you get the holster let us know what you think. I believe your going to like Raven Concealment. Its rare I've heard bad things on their holsters.

[Bill Lumberg]

Used by an experienced permittee, OWB is generally just as concealable as IWB. Some will argue, and that's always revealing. Flat, pancake style holsters tend to work well. Use a proper gunbelt and carry at 9 or 3, or slightly behind, and you should do well.

[SCmasterblaster]

http://www.bianchi-intl.com/

[joeglock19]

Glock 19 in a Don Hume 721OT has worked for me for years!!!