I've seen pictures of several of you using outside the waisteband holsters during GSSF meets. What would you recommend for a G17 holster to be used at GSSF meets?

I'm planning on ordering a Comp-Tac MTAC holster to carry my G19, so a Comp-Tac OWB holster for my 17 would be good... but I am open to any kind, actually! Also thinking about one of the Comp-Tac belts...

Here's my recommendation if you want something quality that can also be used for carry, classes, range, etc.

Comp-Tac
aHolster > review here ... http://www.georgiapacking.org/forum/...hilit=aholster
Alabama Holster Company
Raven
Kaluban Cloak

You could get by with a BladeTech and they are pretty inexpensive but I wouldn't carry one outside the square range. That's just me. For that reason alone I wouldn't recommend spending money on one. I like having something that is more versatile.

Originally Posted by VolGrad

Here's my recommendation if you want something quality that can also be used for carry, classes, range, etc.

Comp-Tac
aHolster > review here ... http://www.georgiapacking.org/forum/...hilit=aholster
Alabama Holster Company
Raven
Kaluban Cloak

You could get by with a BladeTech and they are pretty inexpensive but I wouldn't carry one outside the square range. That's just me. For that reason alone I wouldn't recommend spending money on one. I like having something that is more versatile.

Great review, Vol... Thanks for the info...

Nice holster...

Originally Posted by jlweems

jb,

Don't forget that you can carry your pistol in the factory clam shell case or in your shooting bag for GSSF. You start all stages from a ready position and don't draw the pistol any at all. There is no need to buy a holster specially for GSSF use.

I have a shooting bag...

Good point...

Originally Posted by TheLaw

If you decide to get a holster, I'd also recommend the Comp-Tac paddle or possibly even the Gladiator. These are great holsters and obviously can be used for more than just GSSF. For a paddle, you won't find one any better than the Comp-Tac in my opinion. For OWB, I've gone completly away from holsters that attach by putting my belt through slots. I like the snaps for easy on/off when necessary, but the snaps stay put when needed.

Thanks...

I like the Comp-Tac holsters, too... I've never actually seen one, but they look like they're made and put together well...

this is the holster i use for USPSA matches with my glock 23. but we also start holstered and have to draw.

its a blackhawk serpa level 2 retention. it comes with the paddle type thing to hook on your pants aswell as the belt type attachment. it is a trigger gaurd type locking holster so there will be no issue with the slide being locked open while in the holster.

it can be found for 25-$40