IDPA holster for CZ-75

I carry my Italian CZ copy, the EEA Witness, on a Hellweg #220A. It holds the gun secure and is easy to draw from. Skimpy, only covers the trigger guard and about 2 1/2 " of the slide.
 
I have an Old World Leather belt-slide thumb break, size 49 that I purchased for a Slick&Wesson Mod 4046. Sold the gun about 2 months ago, but kept the holster because my CZ copy Witness fits it like a glove. I didn't spend that much for it, and it's been a great piece of leather so far.

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Tom Whitman
SSgt, USAF
 
Safariland makes the 560. This holster is a paddle design, but you can get belt adaptor.

They make several different sizes, each one adjustable to fit several differnet guns.

I use two of them in IDPA, one for my Commander and another one for my S&W Super 9.
 
Karl Bloss of the makarov.com site is a dealer for Falco leathers, made in the Slovak Republic. He has a variety of holsters for the CZ-75 series at very modest prices ($65 for a full double shoulder rig, for instance). I've bought several Falco holsters for various handguns and have found them to be of good quality - I use their IWB for the Walther PPK as my daily carry.

Karl is a good guy who's active in RKBA, and purchasing from Falco helps promote capitalism in the former Eastern Bloc - also, among the few things the former commies make that sell in this country are firearms and firearm accessories. So Slick has to waive his usual objections to importing these items since his official policy is to promote market growth in Europe. So you get a nice holster, you help out a growing democracy, and make Slick grind his teeth all at once.

No interest in the business except as a satisfied repeat customer.
www.makarov.com
 
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