I recently purchased and installed one of those clip-draw devices on my Ultra CDP. I love it! I don't like the bulk of an IWB holster and the melt-down treatment on the CDP along with its light weight really make this a convenient way to carry very concealed. It slips in and out of the waistband very nicely. Try it, I think you'll like it. One thing--you will have to replace the ambi safety with a right-hand only. They're only $23 from Kimber. I like the non-ambi better anyway, one less thing to snag something on and half the chance of swiping the safety off when you're carrying condition one.
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Kimber Ultra CDP owners
- Thread starter ddtlaw
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Thanks for the tip. I'm currently using the Milt Sparks Mirage and like it immensely.
Agree with you somewhat about the ambi safeties. I like the idea of an ambi safety, but for the life of me I don't know why they don't offer them in non-extended versions. I've been shooting 1911s for a lot of years and I never had problems with the old standard profile.
Oh well.
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Jim Fox
Agree with you somewhat about the ambi safeties. I like the idea of an ambi safety, but for the life of me I don't know why they don't offer them in non-extended versions. I've been shooting 1911s for a lot of years and I never had problems with the old standard profile.
Oh well.
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Jim Fox
I just recently bought one of the braveheart kydex IWB holsters for my kimber cdp ultra. One thing I really like about it is that it has a groove for the safety to ride in and when carrying cocked and locked, you don't have to worry about brushing the safety off. I have carried it mexican style in the cocked and locked mode but the kimber safety has a better "click" to it than my CD 1911,which I would worry about knocking the safety off of if I was carrying it without a good holster to protect it from such.The brave heart kydex has an extra measure of safety designed in it and I would recomend it for anyone that totes a 1911 cocked and locked. www.kytac.com
[This message has been edited by cplane (edited September 30, 2000).]
[This message has been edited by cplane (edited September 30, 2000).]