I own 2, one for my Sig P365 and another for my Springfield XDS. Smooth finish, rounded edges, comfortable to wear, and absolutely no complaints. And, as a veteran myself, I was happy to support this company which is all veteran operated.
I had the same holster for about 2 years and it was very comfortable and rigid. My 27 year old son had a stroke and is paralyzed on his dominant side and shooting his snub-nosed revolver with his non dominant hand is difficult so I gave him my g2c with the holster just for securing the firearm while it is in his drawer at home. I purchased a g3c and a new cya holster for myself. Those two paired together make the perfect concealed carry.
I am glad you have something that works for your son. I really like mine. I also think leather is more comfortable but seems to print more on me. Thank you very much for checking out my video and giving me feedback! Randy
For the G2c I use a Galco leather Stow N Go STO286 for IWB. Comes in brown and black. For OWB I use a Bulldog medium leather slide holster for it. Much more comfortable and quieter than plastic. These holsters are friction holsters for retention and meant to be worn either with a tight waistband or a belt. I carry at 4 O'clock most of the time but I do have a Bug Bite calf holster if I wear larger legged slacks. If you carry appendix then you know the risks.
Thanks a ton for watching my video and for your feedback! I am going to try a leather holster pretty soon. Sounds like it would be more comfortable than the plastic. Thanks again. Randy
@@randysoutdoorgearopinions9748 There are other leather holster options. You can get a holster with a thumb break snap if you don't want to rely on belt or waistband friction for retention. Kusiak leather holsters are shape and form fitted to the specific pistol for tight retention rather than friction and they do not need a thumb break snap either. Galco and Kusiak holsters I know are US made holsters. Bulldog holsters are made in China unfortunately.
@@randysoutdoorgearopinions9748 the only issue I have with leather, I prefer leather, is the iwb options seem to print more than the kydex or plastic holsters. Leather feels better but they do print more on me.
I own 2, one for my Sig P365 and another for my Springfield XDS. Smooth finish, rounded edges, comfortable to wear, and absolutely no complaints. And, as a veteran myself, I was happy to support this company which is all veteran operated.
I had the same holster for about 2 years and it was very comfortable and rigid. My 27 year old son had a stroke and is paralyzed on his dominant side and shooting his snub-nosed revolver with his non dominant hand is difficult so I gave him my g2c with the holster just for securing the firearm while it is in his drawer at home. I purchased a g3c and a new cya holster for myself. Those two paired together make the perfect concealed carry.
I am glad you have something that works for your son. I really like mine. I also think leather is more comfortable but seems to print more on me. Thank you very much for checking out my video and giving me feedback! Randy
Good holsters. 👍
For the G2c I use a Galco leather Stow N Go STO286 for IWB. Comes in brown and black. For OWB I use a Bulldog medium leather slide holster for it. Much more comfortable and quieter than plastic. These holsters are friction holsters for retention and meant to be worn either with a tight waistband or a belt. I carry at 4 O'clock most of the time but I do have a Bug Bite calf holster if I wear larger legged slacks. If you carry appendix then you know the risks.
Thanks a ton for watching my video and for your feedback! I am going to try a leather holster pretty soon. Sounds like it would be more comfortable than the plastic. Thanks again. Randy
@@randysoutdoorgearopinions9748 There are other leather holster options. You can get a holster with a thumb break snap if you don't want to rely on belt or waistband friction for retention. Kusiak leather holsters are shape and form fitted to the specific pistol for tight retention rather than friction and they do not need a thumb break snap either. Galco and Kusiak holsters I know are US made holsters. Bulldog holsters are made in China unfortunately.
@@randysoutdoorgearopinions9748 the only issue I have with leather, I prefer leather, is the iwb options seem to print more than the kydex or plastic holsters. Leather feels better but they do print more on me.
CYA works well, but it will scratch your slides.
Thanks for checking out my video. I really appreciate the feedback. Randy