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Thread: Crossbreed vs Comp-Tac vs Milt Sparks VMII for USP 45

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    Default Crossbreed vs Comp-Tac vs Milt Sparks VMII for USP 45

    Hello all, I'm trying to pick a holster for my USP 45. The most important criteria is concealment. I picked up my second USP 45 used with a holster (a subpar Safariland pancake) and it printed like crazy. I experimented carrying Mexican around the house and my wife said she couldn't see it at all. I also tried just tucked in my pants at 3 o clock and she said it was minimal so it looks like IWB is the way I'm going. Which do you guys think is the best? Also open to other suggestions particularly if you've actually carried it concealed. I'll just say now that I know it's a big gun but I still want to carry it.

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    I haven't used the Milt Sparks. I carry a USP45c concealed in a Comp-Tac MTAC. I have a Crossbreed for my LCP so I'm familiar with the differences. I just got a Comp-TAC Infidel for my P2000SK which I've used with both the standard clip and the tuckable clip. I have a USP45: haven't carried it, but am very familiar with the size vs. the other HKs. The USP45 should be workable under a jacket with either MTAC or Crossbreed, but grip length would make it tough to conceal under a tucked shirt with any holster.

    The crossbreed will probably be the thinnest profile of all those listed - they use a minimal, thin kydex half-shell and relatively thin leather backing. The Infidel conceals well with the tuckable clip (whether you tuck it or not), but will be less stable this way with a large gun like the USP. If I were going to carry that gun IWB, I'd use the MTAC, as it's the most comfortable (for me) and still very low profile, and I like the clips and the way it "sits".

    All those things said... I doubt I'll ever carry a USP45. The USP45c and P2000SK .40 do all I want in a CCW.
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    I am also trying to decide between these three holsters for my USP compact. I have been carrying a Dan Wesson CBOB in a VMII. I have around 300 trouble free rounds thru my H&K and intend for it to be my EDC weapon. What works best and is most comfortable?

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    My vote always goes to CBST but I've heard nothing but good about the MTac's. Kudo's for carrying a full size USP .45... That takes some balls. Btw this thread will be moved to the saddlery section by the mod's just fyi.

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    I haven't tried the Comp-Tac or Milt-Sparks so this is likely biased. I have yet to find a holster more comfortable than the Crossbreed. I think, in all honesty, that they're overpriced but I've tried Theis holsters, Galco King Tuks, and others and none made carrying all day as pleasant as the CBST. I hear White Hat Holsters are good too. As always YMMV. IWB is the way to go in my opinion. If you do get a CBST you will end up waiting a bit. In that time please find a cheap IWB holster, i.e. Blackhawk, so you don't have to Mexican carry. Or get another one of the more expensive ones in the meantime, as you'll likely end up getting it to try anyway :). I never leave a trigger guard uncovered carrying IWB. There's no reason to do so.

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    I also have the Crossbreed but I don't CCW my HK45 but my HK45c. One thing to know is that my HK45c will fit the CBST that was designed for my P2K as well as my HK45 and P30L.

    I have tried several all leather holsters but have found they are thicker. Crossbreed has a Mil/Leo discount and I received mine quicker than the wait online said. I recommend that you call them if you have any questions.

    Good luck in deciding!

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    I use a comp-tac MTAC for my ccw needs. I have kydex bodies for both my USPc 40 and M&P 9c (winter and summer carry respectively). Very comfortable and you have the choice of purchasing additional kydex bodies for around $30. Takes a couple of minutes to switch them out. They also have a Mil/Leo discount. Don't think you can go wrong with any of the listed options since they all have great reviews. I chose the MTAC for the more complete kydex body compared to the CBST and the ability to switch out the bodies in different seasons.

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    Per recommendations that I got here on this forum I picked up a comptac mtac and I am completely impressed with it. I have been carrying a uspc 9mm in shorts and a tee shirt with no problem at all. It gets my full recommendation!

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    I have also carried an MTAC and CrossBreed. I prefer the MTAC for comfort and features. I've worn it every day for over 2 years and no complaints. The changeable shells are a money saver.

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    Love my MTACs. I've carried a P229R SCT, P239, G26 (for a hot second), P30, and an sk in MTACs. I've found the perfect gun/holser combo for me in HK/MTAC. Very comfortable and concealable with a good belt. I've also had great experiences with the CS at Comp-tac. I do not have any experience with CB or MS.

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