Any USP owners tried this type of holster?

[ajl2121]

Hey all...recently I came across this holster why doing a general search on yahoo...I would be using it for concealed carry, so I keeping that in mind, have any of you tried it (or something similar)?



Thanks for the help.

[nwusp45]

No, but I think it will just put $15 behind in getting something decent. In holsters, you get what you pay for. Better to buy something solid and shell out the cash now.

[loupav]

No, but I think it will just put $15 behind in getting something decent. In holsters, you get what you pay for. Better to buy something solid and shell out the cash now.

Yup!!! I agree 100%!!!

$15 will work like $15.

[ajl2121]

I agree...It's not really an issue of price..I mean, I don't want to spend a great deal of money, but I sure am willing to spend more than $15 on my holster. I just couldn't find one that would conceal my USP, and was hoping a style similar to this could do the job. Any others manufacturers I should consider? I'm looking for an all black one.

[carboncycles]

I agree...It's not really an issue of price..I mean, I don't want to spend a great deal of money, but I sure am willing to spend more than $15 on my holster. I just couldn't find one that would conceal my USP, and was hoping a style similar to this could do the job. Any others manufacturers I should consider? I'm looking for an all black one.

I'm trying to understand your logic. Let me rephrase your question to you in the following, "Would you take a Bugatti Veyron supercar capable of over 250mphs and put Firestone tires (yes the ones that delaminated and caused rollovers) on it?"

[ajl2121]

I mentioned that I would gladly spend more than $15 on a holster...My question was regarding the ergonomics and the comfort/concealability that those TYPE of holsters have. I came across similar holsters made from suede that cost around $50, but they look very similar. Besides the analogy that you gave.... Bugatti Veyron:Firestone Tires :: HK USP .45F:$15 holster is somewhat drastic. I doubt an $800 pistol would constitute a Bugatti Veyron, maybe a Lexus, however. Also, Firestone Tires do make some really great tires i.e. Potenza.

[ZAT]

I would rate thatas a RCH better than just stuffing your gun in your pants. If youre talking about a USPF then that is a large gun and will need a good holster to conceal and be comfy. If yours on a budget, and who isnt, i would give one of the Kydex makers a chance. Comp-Tac, BladeTech and Sidearmor all make good holsters for under $100. If you want leather and IWB go with a Milt Sparks VersaMax 2. Will cost you over $100, but well worth it. Lightning Arms usually has a decent stock. Also dont forget a belt meant for carrying a gun and not some Old Navy special.

[NickC]

Avoid hook-type holsters at all costs. They do nothing except pile up in your sock drawer.

[carboncycles]

I mentioned that I would gladly spend more than $15 on a holster...My question was regarding the ergonomics and the comfort/concealability that those TYPE of holsters have. I came across similar holsters made from suede that cost around $50, but they look very similar. Besides the analogy that you gave.... Bugatti Veyron:Firestone Tires :: HK USP .45F:$15 holster is somewhat drastic. I doubt an $800 pistol would constitute a Bugatti Veyron, maybe a Lexus, however. Also, Firestone Tires do make some really great tires i.e. Potenza.

Honestly, I wouldn't get an in-pocket for a fullsize USP due to its size; unless you have really large pants w/ a long inseam. Btw, I agree that the Lexus comment is more applicable :D

IMO, Try looking for an IWB if you want concealability.

[dee-vee]

just get a c-tac like everyone else!