USPSA/IPSC Holster Recommendations Needed!!

[mattmcg]

Hello,

I'm looking to upgrade my holster for USPSA/IPSC competitions and primarily shoot Limited 10 with a Glock 35. I'm looking at upgrading my holster and had a few in mind but wanted to hear from others as far as which they would personnally recommend.

Here are my options:
1. Blade-Tech DOH Dropped & Offset Holster ( http://www.blade-tech.com/DOH-Dropped-Offset-Holster-pr-824.html )
2. Comp-Tac Belt Holster ( http://www.comp-tac.com/ct_beltholster.html )
3. Kytac Sooper Hooper ( http://www.kytac.com/page2.html )

Any personal recommendations for any of these over the others? Likes/dislikes? Benefits of one versus another?

 

[HSMITH]

I use a Blade Tech DOH, as do a lot of shooters in my area. I have not seen a better kydex holster, and they are plenty fast. I highly recommend the DOH.

 

[icecorps]

I like the DOH.

 

[ZXD9]

+1 for the Blade-Tech DOH.

 

[1911user]

I use the kytac and am pleased with it. The best part is the smooth draw since it does not clamp or lock into the trigger gaurd like many kydex holsters. It mainly uses pressure on the sides of the slide for retention.

 

[71Commander]

I have a DOH for a 1911, XD and a 5" -625.

But then, what do I know.

 

[DrKyle1]

I shoot w/a comp-tac locking paddle for USPSA production & IDPA and love it. It is the fastest holster I have tried for the glock. One question though... why go w/a holster like this for limited and not a ghost holster or CR speed?

 

[Navy87Guy]

I also like the Comp-Tac holsters. I have them for my Glocks, CZ's an 1911.

I shoot w/a comp-tac locking paddle for USPSA production & IDPA and love it. It is the fastest holster I have tried for the glock. One question though... why go w/a holster like this for limited and not a ghost holster or CR speed?

Given the price difference between a Comp-Tac and a Ghost Holster, I can see plenty of reason to go with the Comp-Tac. For me, the reality is that I'll never be as fast as my holster anyway -- so why spend the extra $120 on something that doesn't really buy me an advantage? Besides, the Comp-Tac/Blade Tech leaves you the option of using the gun in Production if you wanted to.

Jim

 

[jmorris]

comp-tac speed paddle for IDPA and USPSA production, super ghost for limited and open