Holster recommendations for 4 o'clock

[Dechrissen]

Hey all. Looking to see if anyone has any particular holster brands or models they swear by for 4 o'clock IWB carry (in particular for a P365, if that helps).
Appendix doesn't feel right to me, so I'm looking to try something else for a bit.

Thanks in advance.

 

[cosermann]

Take a look at the Comp-Tac Infidel Max [1]. Nothing fancy or whiz-bang about it. Just a solid piece of kit. Been using Comp-Tac hardware about daily and in training for 12 years so far, and have yet to have one fail.

Seems like there's always that one pair of pants with a belt loop exactly where you want to put your piece. One of the nice things about the clip available on this holster is that it's "split" so it can straddle a belt loop. Belt loop in "that place?" No problem.

[1] - https://www.comp-tac.com/infidel-max-holster

 

[Dechrissen]

Will check that one out. Thanks.

 

[gassprint1]

I use the cya brand for my walther pps m2. Ordered from Amazon. Nothing special and not really any different than the expensive 1s. It's kydex and adjustable like the rest. Mine doesn't have a mag holder built in either. I stagger between 4-5 o'clock positions. Appendix didn't feel comfortable to me either.

 

[firecadet613]

I use a leather/kydex hybrid appendix carry holster, but at 4 o'clock. I like the one clip holsters vs the two clip.

 

[WebSnyper]

Hybrid holster like the Crossbreed mini tuck or Galco King Tuk.

I use the Crossbreed for carrying 365 when I'm not pocket carrying. Have used the king Tuk for M&P compact 2.0 and Glock 19. Very comfortable holsters. Just remember to get a good belt and size the belt and pants appropriately.

 

[Dechrissen]

Not sure how I feel about those hybrid holsters that lack full kydex coverage of the trigger guard. But it does seem like they'd be comfortable for 4/5 o'clock

 

[WebSnyper]

Not sure how I feel about those hybrid holsters that lack full kydex coverage of the trigger guard. But it does seem like they'd be comfortable for 4/5 o'clock

Are you concerned about the leather backer? If so, don't be. Trigger is fully covered and that leather is not going to bend into the trigger guard. I typically do founders leather on the Crossbreed.

Also, when you first get it, it will be a it stiff, but will loosen up with wear.

 

[firecadet613]

Not sure how I feel about those hybrid holsters that lack full kydex coverage of the trigger guard. But it does seem like they'd be comfortable for 4/5 o'clock

Zero issues with trigger coverage on the hybrid Crossbreed holsters. The leather is solid and it's also easy to reholster.

As said above, a good belt is a must. I've worn the same Daltech Force SuperBio belt every day for 10 years with minimal wear showing up.

 

[Dechrissen]

Are you concerned about the leather backer? If so, don't be. Trigger is fully covered and that leather is not going to bend into the trigger guard. I typically do founders leather on the Crossbreed.

Also, when you first get it, it will be a it stiff, but will loosen up with wear.

Right, the leather (or lack of kydex) is what concerned me. I guess it's less of a worry about the leather bending inward, and more about the leather bending outward and creating a space for something to fall in.

 

[BackFromDC]

For leather I used Sam Andrews Leather. For kydex I usually just do a T1C without a wing, I use to use a Raven Concealment Eidolon that way too.

 

[printcraft]

I'll tell you after 9:30.

 

[Dechrissen]

I'll tell you after 9:30.

Too late, I needed it at 4 o'clock

 

[BigRed]

I favor a Galco leather fletch for my daily carry 1911 with a Bullhide gun belt.

 

[BigRed]

a good belt is a must.

Truth

 

[jsx1043]

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[INP8riot]

I love Vedder holsters. Great clips. I dislike plastic clips. Vedders do not make holsters for guns with lights though. I carry my Hellcat in a Vedder at 4 o'clock evertime I am outside. Very comfortable and secure for me. When I go anywhere, I throw an extra mag in my pocket on a neomag holster and my mini med kit with RATS tourniqiette in it in my back pocket. I find it to be a great set up. At night I throw a Streamlight macro in my pocket or grab my P01 with a light/holster.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Huge fan of Crossbreed. And they have a lifetime warranty.

I just had mine replaced after I cracked the kydex. Just had to send it in and they replaced it no questions asked. I even started to repair it with JB Weld before I remembered the warranty.

And pay extra for the combat cut.

 

[Dechrissen]

Good recommendations here, thanks. I'm thinking about the Crossbreed, tbh, I see that it's been mentioned twice.

And pay extra for the combat cut.

I saw this mentioned on the site... I can't tell what it refers to. What is it?

 

[Dante1983]

Usds in greenwood has a guy there that makes custom kydex holsters. Uses your weapon to mold it so it will fit. Mine was only 10 bucks more than the ones on the shelf anywhere, but that was 2 years ago as well.