CZ75b holster

[rwilson37643]

My training pardner recently purchaced a CZ 75 b in .40 s&w without frame rails and has had a great deal of dificulty finding suitable holsters. He is looking for an I.D.P.A. legal kydex paddle. does anyone have any advice?

 

[armoredman]

High Noon Holsters makes a ton of good quality rigs for the whole CZ line, but all leather, IIRC.

 

[JTQ]

As mentioned, in leather High Noon does an excellent job of covering the CZ line-up pretty well.

Though leather, the "Need for Speed" model may be a good choice.
http://www.highnoonholsters.com/Product_Line/_NFS/_nfs.html

For my 1911, I've had very good success with holsters from Raven Concealment and Garrett Industries. I'm not a big fan of paddle holsters, but each offer some sort of paddle type attachment.

Raven Concealment
http://www.ravenconcealmentsystems.com/product_info.php?cPath=82_85_92&products_id=1564

Garrett Industries leather lined kydex.
http://garrettindustries.mybigcommerce.com/

Comp-Tac and Blade-Tech are also very popular.

Comp-Tac
http://www.comp-tac.com/

Blade-Tech
http://www.blade-tech.com/home.php

 

[rwilson37643]

thnks much, I had overlooked raven

 

[owlhoot]

Unless you have had previous experience with paddle holsters, I suggest you try one before you buy. I find them especially onerous with full sized pistols. YMMV.

BTW, how are things in Betsy. That's my ol' home town though I haven't been there in many years.

 

[Sam1911]

The Blade-Tech option is a great holster (what I use with my 75B) and the Tech-Lock belt attachment that comes with it is pretty great. You can unlock it and remove it just about as easily as a paddle.

 

[rbernie]

I am quite partial to the CompTac paddle; I prefer OWB carry and the stability of the CompTac is excellent.