Holster for competition?

[RippSpeed]

For IPSC I would drop the cash and get a blade tech...

[elsolo]

For IPSC or steel, I would get a CR Speed.

If you think you might try IDPA (you should) or USPSA production division (also should try), then you will need a more traditional kydex holster like the bladetech.

[TMcGuff]

with retention Safariland ALS

With out Blade Tech

[zfields]

I really liked my Safriland 5187, no-retention mid ride. Think I paid 25 bucks for it.

[enzo357]

I use a comp-tac holster and am very happy with it. Wear it on a Double alpha belt with Cr speed pouches. Real nice rig. Bought a double alpha range master holster plus Double alpha mag pouches for my limited gun but have not used it yet.

[brassburnz]

Blade Tech or Comp Tac are the most prevalent. They even have a Competition pack that you can buy to include the holster and mag holders too.

Plus 1 on the Blade Tech and Comp Tac. I use a Comp Tac for my Glock 17/22/34 and a Blade Tech molded kydex for my 1911. My Blade Tech sits a little lower than the Comp Tac and the Comp Tac has an adjustable cant. Both are very comfortable and secure holsters.

[vintagearms]

Yes, but experience tells me that if I tell them CQC they will buy the push button version no matter how much I stress to get the non-push button version. You have to basically bash them over the head about the non-push button part again and again and again...or they get the push button version. You could walk to the store with them, and pay for it, repeating again and again that they should get the non push button version...and they will still get the push button version by accident. New guys are not know for paying attention to detail as much as they should even when you are crystal clear and bash them over the head with the important stuff they need to stress on. Human nature I guess. Only to hear a 3rd of what you tell them, and miss the most important part entirely.

LoL. True.