IWB Holster questions. Rosen or Sparks

[Choclabman]

I am interested in the Mitch Rosen ARG holster for a Glock G-26. I would like to recieve feedback regarding comfort and stability compared to other holsters such as the ARG Express, and the Milt Sparks VMII.

I would appreciate your thoughts.

 

[9mmepiphany]

their express line is the same as their regular line except for less detail molding...of course that detailing is what sets Rosen apart.

the Sparks VM-II sets the standard for the IWB holster. the wide-set belt attachment points make it extremely stable and comfortable

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

If you choose the ARG with only the single belt loop, keep it mind that it can move or shift. This is a design feature for greater comfort if you sit, squat frequently or other such body movements, but potential shifting is something you should watch for. The ARG model with dual belt loops would not have this problem.

 

[Karate]

sparks VM-II ...I have two of them and love them

 

[SeanMTX]

Disclaimer: I don't own either of these holsters.

I contacted Milt Sparks about their VMII holster for a Dan Wesson CBOB and not only was told that it was a 6 month wait (!!!!), but the email I received was rude, arrogant and didn't answer my questions. (I wanted to know if they thought it was feasible to tuck a shirt in over the holster.)

I'm not going to pay a company who has a 6 month wait and treats me rudely...no matter how much I might like their product.

 

[Choclabman]

Sean,
That was my same experience the other day, with the same company.
I sent a e-mail before work, and went ahead and called at lunch. The phone call was rude and less than courteous. The e-mail I received back, was more of the same.

I am ordering a Mitch Rosen ARG-DL.

 

[SeanMTX]

If you're ok with a leather/kydex mix, I have have great experiences with Crossbreed. Decent price ($65 or so once it's all said and done), quality product and great customer service.

Just FYI.