OWB holster advise for H&K P2000 in .40

[drf]

It must be OWB in black leather and have belt snaps for easy on and easy off for a lefty..

I was looking at Alessis web site and found the one I'm looking for but its not available for the P2000....

Also Milt sparks had a nice holster with belt snaps but it was only available for a 1911 platform gun Thanks for any information.....drf

 

[The Bear]

drf- I can't help with you the holster but I'd appreciate your comments about the P2000. I love my USP40 but the P2000 looks smaller and easier to conceal. What are your impressions so far? Thanks!

 

[usp_fan]

Email Alessi. I bet he'll make you one just like you want. Or you can try HBE leatherworks (Eric). He'll talk with you and build you one just like you want for a very reasonable price.

--usp_fan

 

[Morgan]

Like this?

Try http://www.gunnersalley.com/product/FIST2.

 

[Climb14er]

I received recently a new Pancake Holster for my Steyr M9 from Eric at HBEleatherworks. Excellent!!!! Top quality and a decent lead time.

Milt Sparks also makes a fine 55BN belt holster. I have two of these. Worth the long wait.

 

[drf]

Bear asked how I liked the P2000

Bear, I have the P2000 in DA/SA with the decocker. The gun has ran flawless with so far around 600 rds threw it.
I had the LEM variant but traded for the DA/SA because I didnt feel safe with one in the pipe and that trigger system, Dont get me wrong, nothing wrong with the LEM, but it just wasnt for me.

For CCW in the waistband I think the P2000 is a little thick and if you have the USPc I would think the size and weight is similar.
For OWB the P2000 is the perfect size and weight for the job.
I do beleive the grip is a little slimmer on the P2000 compared to the USPc and there are more lights available on the rail of the P2000 compared to the USPc

I have a Kahr P9 anyway for IWB so the P2000 being a little thick is used mostly for OWB and my truck gun when I travel but I do have an IWB holster for it if needed.....drf