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  • NewToTX

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    I'd like to know about these as well. I follow them on IG and a few gun guys I follow suggest them. But that could be paid advertisement so who knows.
     
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    I'd like to know about these as well. I follow them on IG and a few gun guys I follow suggest them. But that could be paid advertisement so who knows.
    Just received mine this morning, looks to be very well built. I had the alien gear owb and it didnt have any type of extended backing to help with guiding your pistol back into the holster. This vedder holster does have that which is a plus.
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    DwnRange

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    FWIW, ya might want to check it IRL, as in, wear it a few days. I have bought a couple (not the Vedder mind ya) high dollar, ie X-breed etc.... holsters like this for my High-Power and 1911s that when used as I normally daily carry had the issue of "pressing" the mag release button and in the case of my old HP is "not" a good thing (mag-disconnect... bad). In the 1911s, while no mag-disconnect issue the mag would pop-out hitting the floor or be found in the seat of the truck.......

    I have a couple Vedder IWBs, but don't care for them much, save for modifying 'em or using them for spare parts for other brands.

    My fav, IWB and OWB holsters are/were made by Frank Procter's WOTG company, (appears the IWBs are no longer listed).
     

    M&P9_Rich

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    I can't speak to their OWB holsters but I've been wearing one of their LightTuck IWB holsters and a MagTuck mag carrier daily for about 6 months. Best I've used so far, very low profile, with the strongest spring steel belt clip I've ever seen, rock solid on a good gun belt. No more cheap plastic belt clips that bend and deform after a couple weeks daily wear.
     

    pharmaco

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    FWIW, ya might want to check it IRL, as in, wear it a few days. I have bought a couple (not the Vedder mind ya) high dollar, ie X-breed etc.... holsters like this for my High-Power and 1911s that when used as I normally daily carry had the issue of "pressing" the mag release button and in the case of my old HP is "not" a good thing (mag-disconnect... bad). In the 1911s, while no mag-disconnect issue the mag would pop-out hitting the floor or be found in the seat of the truck.......
    I have a couple Vedder IWBs, but don't care for them much, save for modifying 'em or using them for spare parts for other brands.
    My fav, IWB and OWB holsters are/were made by Frank Procter's WOTG company, (appears the IWBs are no longer listed).

    I had that same problem with the only hybrid I ever bought.

    If I twisted a certain way it would drop the handsome
     

    oldjarhead56

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    M&P_Rich is spot on with the IWB Light tuck. I never thought a kydex IWB could be so comfortable to wear appendix carry. I wear mine twelve hours a day at work. Fits my Kimber Ultra Covert carry .45acp perfectly.
     
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