G32 ccw holster

[evlblkrfl]

Been wearing a Desantis iwb cozy partner around the house for a couple months trying to break it in, but it still feels kinda bulky. I knew this would be a long trial and error process but I'm thinking maybe this isn't the holster for me. My permit should arrive any day now and Im pretty sure I want to carry iwb but I don't want to throw a ton of cash and a huge wait on a holster I might hate. Maybe I'm just not used to it yet, or should I try something else. Thanks guys. Maybe a holster marketplace could benefit the calguns forum.

[esy]

I have my Whitehat Microtuck up for sale. You can click the link in my sig for the ad.

Very comfortable, just doesn't suit what I want. The G19 holster fits the G32 and you can buy new scabbards to fit and use for other firearms.

[SouperMan]

OP, you are going to have a bunch of extra holsters in a drawer and each and every one of them will be a great investment; sell off the ones that don't make the cut.

Try not to go in thinking that there is "The One" holster that will fit the bill.

I run with 3 different holsters depending on what the needs are.

When I have a shirt and jeans combo that does not need my Glock to be fully tucked in:
Comp-Tac Infidel Ultra

When I need to have my shirt tucked in:
Comp-Tac Minotaur MTAC

When I need a backpack holster or go super minimal:
Raven Concealment Vanguard 2

There is a Accessories: Holsters, Safes, Locks, and More that has some good reviews on stuff.

Don't limit yourself and explore your options...have fun!

[Quiet]

I recommend Theis Holsters.
I use the horsehide IWB holsters for my Glocks.
Fast ship times, very comfortable and well constructed at a good price.

[jlbflyboy172]

Have had great success with a Galco King Tuk. It is a hybrid with both leather and Kydex and it makes for very easy draws and reholstering. I like some of my other all leather holsters too but the draw is the easiest on the Galco.