Safariland TS7 .....
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www.Safariland.com . I think the new TS7 line fits a few HK USP Compact .40 pistols. The TS7 holsters have a lot to offer. Safariland redesigned the lining so there is less surface contact points(less wear/marking).
The holsters are easy to clean & secure too. Prices may vary and the new holsters may or may not fit the USP compact .40 but I recall one or two having it on the gun chart.
Other brands/styles to consider include: Blackhawk SERPA CQC or the "sportster" version. I own a Sportster left hand M&P Shield holster. It was $16.00 & can be worn different ways(strong, FBI cant, crossdraw). The regular Blackhawk CQC SERPA has a added safety lever. I owned a regular M&P SERPA too & had no problems with it but many cadre/gunners dislike the format. They claim SERPAs are
unsafe, but I say it's more of a training/operator error issue.
The leather rigs from shops like Wright Leather Works, High Noon Holsters, R Grizle, Savoy Leather, Galco, Kirkpatrick Leather, Ted Blocker, Greg Kramer, Milt Sparks, Alessi, Mernickle are all worth checking.
Contact the shop first too to make sure you are clear on prices, styles, features. Many holster shops are back-log or way behind due to customer requests.
Kydex holsters are now very popular. I've seen a few good brands worth looking at; G Code, Black Rhino Concealment, T Rex Arms, Armadillo Concealment, Hodges Custom Kydex.
Some Kydex holsters are produced better than others. Like gunsmiths or Cerakote surface coating shops; look for the holster makers with good reviews & lifetime product warranty offers.
I'm thinking about buying a new Kydex Black Rhino Concealment rig for my Glock 21 .45acp gen 04 then using the "free" trigger guard holster(safety orange color) for my sub compact M&P Shield 9mm
no thumb safety.
I personally think many Kydex holsters are over-priced for what they are but they are all the rage. Many shooters & CCW holders claim Kydex is vastly better than tradional cow leather holsters too.
Rusty
