Swampstalker
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Can anyone recommend a suitable OWB holster for a Glock 26 in IDPA competition?
Thanks & Best Regards,
Walt
Thanks & Best Regards,
Walt
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New IDPA Shooter
- Thread starter Swampstalker
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BladeTech Revolution straight drop belt holster. About $25. Don't forget a real gun belt, like the Wilderness Tactical Original Instructor in 5 stitch, and 2 mag pouches (that's all you can wear for IDPA) and with left over $$$$, get some Peltor Tac 6 electric ears.
https://shop.blade-tech.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_23_30&products_id=371#.WdD8zGiPKM8
https://shop.blade-tech.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_23_30&products_id=371#.WdD8zGiPKM8
fostereast
New member
If you still have not selected a Holster
I am a rookie... and then some, but there are so many Blade Tech holsters out there that it seems like it would be hard to go wrong starting there. Good luck.
I have a blade tech holster on the way right now, and I picked it based on internet reviews and what many of the guys on the IDPA team at the club I belong to suggested i get for my first holster.
I am a rookie... and then some, but there are so many Blade Tech holsters out there that it seems like it would be hard to go wrong starting there. Good luck.
I have a blade tech holster on the way right now, and I picked it based on internet reviews and what many of the guys on the IDPA team at the club I belong to suggested i get for my first holster.
zincwarrior
New member
Comp Tac is the old gold standard for IDPA.
fostereast
New member
Comparison of both
Easy to find on YouTube, but thought it was a good comparison.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c_DHZSgcOs
Easy to find on YouTube, but thought it was a good comparison.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c_DHZSgcOs
Any straight-drop holster that is not off-set outward from the belt, and which holds the gun so that the frame front-strap is above the belt, is going to be suitable.
I have about ten "suitable" holsters, and don't see much of a performance difference among them.
I bought an Uncle Mike's holster, for about $20, for one-time use of a borrowed gun. No issues with it, at all.
I'm currently using a hand-made, $100+ leather holster, and no issues with that, either.
I have about ten "suitable" holsters, and don't see much of a performance difference among them.
I bought an Uncle Mike's holster, for about $20, for one-time use of a borrowed gun. No issues with it, at all.
I'm currently using a hand-made, $100+ leather holster, and no issues with that, either.