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Thinking about trying a Kydex OWB with the plastic/injection molded wings so it pulls in close. My fear is the durability of these wings. If an IWB clip goes, most like I am just sort of Mexican carrying at that point, OWB could make for a bigger faux pax.

Any suggestions for Kydex OWB tight to the body holsters?

Thanks
Chris


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Easy question......

Answer: www.bravoconcealment.com

Guaranteed for life, comfortable, on sale, OWB holster fits tight against body.

BCA holster with wings.


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2 things
1-how durable are the wings???
2-Bravo doesn't mold for what I want.


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I have these for a 220 and 229. I like them. I cannot comment on durability as I have not had them for long but they seem well made.
http://www.blackpointtactical.com/shop/leather-wing/


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Originally posted by cslinger:
2 things
1-how durable are the wings???
2-Bravo doesn't mold for what I want.


1. Wings are durable.
2. Never mind.


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I have owned raven and bravo. I put wings on both. The wings are thick and rigid, not thin and flimsy. Idk what you are looking for per se, but the 2 holster builders used the wings were good to go, not a flimsy afterthought.


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As long as you don't apply high heat or a saw or bolt cutters they will pretty much last longer than you will.


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Very cool. Thanks guys.

Blackpoint tactical is one I hadn't heard of and they have an interesting product.


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Originally posted by cslinger:
Any suggestions for Kydex OWB tight to the body holsters?

I like the Pitbull Tactical Bloodline Nocturnal I got for my P320F 45 ACP + InForce APL.

Adjustable seven ways from Sunday. I've got it set up for OWB, fairly high-riding. Feels very secure. Fits quite closely to me, worn so the slide is a bit forward of about 3 o'clock or so. It conceals well, for a setup that big, under a loose cover garment.



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The Blackpoint holsters are made very well but the leather wings don't hold the grip close to the body.
 
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It's got wings
Not helpful, but funny Smile

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My Blackpoint Tactical OWB leather winged holster holds my Glock 19 grip very close to my body. The thick leather wings have just enough give to make it very comfortable , but they are rigid enough that it holds my pistol close into my side. You just have to make sure you have a quality and somewhat stiff *gun belt* that is properly waist sized to go with the holster or you are really just pissing into the wind. Also no matter the holster and belt setup, if you have any love handles going on, they are going to kick the grip out more from your body than someone who doesn't have any. I really like mine, I dumped all my Raven holsters (not that they were bad), but I like the Blackpoint Tactical leather winged OWB holsters much more.


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I have a couple of comp-tac that work very well for me. When I was shooting IDPA that was what I used. Easy on and off.


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My Bravo wings fit on my Werkz holster.



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Get your mind out of the gutter-and quit stealing my jokes! Wings prevent leaks, you know.
 
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What gun do you need a holster for ?
 
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In addition to a quality product, I found Blackpoint Tactical to have excellent customer service.

I use the Mini Wing IWB for a P226 and M11-A1.



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+ 1 for the Blackpoint Tactical. I have a Mini Wing, IWB for my 226. The leather is very thick, and the entire holster is very high quality. I haven't used it much so far, it's new, but at this point, I would not hesitate to buy another, or recommend one.
 
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Blackpoint tactical is one I hadn't heard of and they have an interesting product.


If it is for Sig, the Sig store sells the holsters with the Sig logo, if you are into that Smile. The logo is subtle. I have one as I caught it on sale, great price.


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All my Kydex OWB holsters have pancake wings. They hold much closer to the body than traditional plastic OWB belt loops. I've never had one break.

Rather than paying full price for wings from someplace like Raven, I get mine from http://shop.holsterloops.com/P...er-Belt-Loop-PKL.htm

$5 shipped for a pair.
 
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