IDPA holster

[jtriron]

Thinking of trying an IDPA event, and in need of a holster for my Glock 17. Suggestions on the entry level side.

 

[jasont]

I've always used Comp-Tac paddle holsters for IDPA. They are based in Houston and the owner frequently shoots IDPA.

 

[double_r76]

+1 for Comp-Tac... I use the paddle holster and dual mag pouch for IDPA.

Outstanding quality and incredible turn-around time. As mentioned above, Comp-Tac is local, actively participates, and supports the sport. I can't think of one reason not to get a Comp-Tac product.

-Randy

 

[Roscoe]

I really like the Comp-tac belt holster. Stays in place for me better than the paddle holster. I have one that I wore in Iraq for over three years.
Excellent rig for the money.

 

[proforguns]

I use a plain Fobus holster and it works just fine for me dont forget a mag pouch it will save you a bunch of time compared to pockets.Academy usually sells the holster for $25 bucks. I dont carry my IDPA gun OWB so I didn't want to spend a lot on a holster.
As far as Comp-Tac EXCELLENT I use a Minotaur for conceal carry.

 

[Texas1911]

Comp-Tac makes an IDPA kit that includes a belt, mag pouch, and holster for around $99. It's IDPA legal and works just fine.

 

[propellerhead]

+1 on Comptac. They have the right design. So many IDPA shooters use their stuff because it works.

 

[SC-Texas]

Comp-tac. Greg is an idea shooter and his gear is tops.

 

[jtriron]

Thanks
may have to try the Comp-tac.

 

[TX0303]

I use a Blade Tech Sting Ray OWB.

 

[drob]

Comp-Tac makes an IDPA kit that includes a belt, mag pouch, and holster for around $99. It's IDPA legal and works just fine.

It's $180 now, unless I'm reading wrong.

 

[PopsXD9sc]

Blade Tech Revolution holster gets you into an IDPA holster for less than $30. I have the regular Blade Tech kydex as well and can't tell a difference in drawing from either one. Great beginner holster.