[knighj1]

In order to achieve the same cant angle as these nice leather holsters, what holes must you use front and back on the mtac?

I know there may not be holes to get it exact, so pretty darn close will do.


Thank you in advance

 

[knighj1]

Reason is I have my mtac set up and it has a slight forward cant and that is all, I have another own holster that has a good bit more cant and it feels front heavy(this could have to do with it being owb), but wanted to get as close to the angle/cant as possible before ordering an expensive holster then waiting to only find out I don't like it. I know I could sell it, but being a lefty makes that harder as well

 

[Brownie]

In order to achieve the same cant angle as these nice leather holsters, what holes must you use front and back on the mtac?

I know there may not be holes to get it exact, so pretty darn close will do.


Thank you in advance

I don't know the answer but have an honest non sarcastic (yes me) question. Why does it matter? Why not set up the MTAC for what works for you instead worrying about what cant angle (which can vary) the leather holsters are? Just curious.

 

[knighj1]

B/C I want a nice leather holster, but dont want to wait 6 months and blow 150+ on a holster that I may not like the angle, seeing that the mtac can adjust to several angles I was going to get as close to those nice leather holsters and carry that way and decide if I liked it before dropping the cash. I am left handed so getting rid of holsters is hard and finding them in stock is harder. Hopefully this will clarify. I do have the mtac how I like it, just dont want to piss away 150 and 6 months

 

[chuck s]

My Minotaur holster in the third hole down from the top matches the angle and depth of my VM2. As near as I can tell just by looking at them.

I've owned 3 or 4 VM2s and still own one. Doubt I'll buy another one other than for vanity purposes. I carry my vanity M1911 (Ed Brown Kobra Carry) in one but the HKs have to do with the Minotaurs! :wink:

-- Chuck