[Esox357]

I would like a decent holster for on the waistband carry while I'm out hiking or in the field for a HK USP 45? I'm not opposed to other methods but this seems to be the best considering the size of the weapon. Thanks.

 

[WoodenPlank]

I would like a decent holster for on the waistband carry while I'm out hiking or in the field for a HK USP 45? I'm not opposed to other methods but this seems to be the best considering the size of the weapon. Thanks.

Assuming open carry is OK in your area, an OWB holster isn't a bad idea for hiking. I'd suggest a little more than just tension retention, though, just in case you take a spill.

I haven't used it personally, but you might want to check out this holster from Bladetech. Thumb break retention, and it's a paddle so it'll be a little easier on and off when you stop to make camp. I have an IWB bladetech that's been pretty good to me, just needs a little adjustment every now and then.

 

[Two Guns]

I have always liked the Kramer belt scabbard.

 

[Javelin]

My advice would be to stay away from Blackhawk Serpa holsters. As far as retention the best ones I have found have a good thumb-break strap and strong belt loop attachments.

 

[Esox357]

Thanks guys. I guess I can always pick up a duty belt and put it on one of those for hiking or possibly a shoulder holster, but haven't seen any decent shoulder holsters? I made the mistake of buying a blackhawk serpa for a sig and never used it. Not much on blackhawk serpa for holsters.

 

[HKLovingIT]

For the field you say? Flap holster friend.

Bianchi UM84II, in your choice of colors.

http://www.bianchi-intl.com/product/Prod.php?TxtModelID=UM84II

Accessories and different carry options here:

http://www.bianchi-intl.com/product/CatList.php?numSubCat=26