Finally got my supertuck in the mail

Looks great!! I know you will enjoy it! I opted for the Kholster for a few reasons. Price, adjustability and I like that no part of the pistol makes contact with my body. My son in law bought a Kholster for his Glock 23 RTF2 and trimmed it similar to the Crossbreed. He wasn't going for the look of the CBST, but was trying to get it more comfortable for the way he was wearing it. BIG mistake for him!! The grip of his pistol now makes contact with his side and the rough texture of the RTF finish of his G23 rubs his side like sandpaper! Personally I think if he had just let the leather soften up he would have been fine. Anyway, i ordered mine back in April and didn't have to make any adjustments. however, I can adjust the cant quite a bit if I want to. Anyway, another option out there for those interested. Pictures of mine with Glock 37;

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It looks like I'll be the first one to write I TOLD YA SO!!!:biggrin:

They are worth the $ and they do work well. Glad you like it. I had mine on for most of today. A good pair of shorts, a good belt, SuperTuck, M&P40c. Ahhhhhh...:happy:

Peace...
 
I was just thinking i would wear an undershirt to avoid direct firearm to skin contact, although it wasn't too bad in most positions i tried, i seem to like the feel of it more around 4-5 O'clock position, but it prints when i lean to the left like that
 
I also went with the Kholster, but I can't seem to keep my shirt tucked in over it. Am I doing something wrong?
Glockster maybe you can answer that one.
Fondis
 
Been using a Super Tuck for two years. I use it for my M&P 9c.

Will be getting one for my 1911 any day. I can buy them locally, but not from the vendor who is only ten miles from me. A police supply store carries them here.
 
901-Memphis said:
I was just thinking i would wear an undershirt to avoid direct firearm to skin contact, although it wasn't too bad in most positions i tried, i seem to like the feel of it more around 4-5 O'clock position, but it prints when i lean to the left like that
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I always wear an undershirt, either a 'guinea T' (under another T-shirt) or a light T-shirt under a button shirt (like a polo shirt). I don't like the leather on my skin, but that's the only complaint I have, and it doesn't stop me from buying the holsters.
 
Piece Corps said:
I always wear an undershirt, either a 'guinea T' (under another T-shirt) or a light T-shirt under a button shirt (like a polo shirt). I don't like the leather on my skin, but that's the only complaint I have, and it doesn't stop me from buying the holsters.
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I am sure i could tolerate the leather on the skin and the firearm touching me, but it would rub a little too rough in certain sitting positions i am sure.
 
Fondis Firearms said:
I also went with the Kholster, but I can't seem to keep my shirt tucked in over it. Am I doing something wrong?
Glockster maybe you can answer that one.
Fondis
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Sounds to me like you may be doing something wrong. When I tuck in, i stuff the shirt tail all the way down past the gun and to where the clips fasten to the base. I haven't had any problems with it coming untucked.
 
I just purchased a Sig P229 40 today at a local gun show. I wanted something more then the P232 that I cc. I vacillated for awhile between the XDM 40, Colt 1911 XSE commander 8+ 1 4 ¼ “ I have been reading these forums on the Cross Breed IWB. Does anyone carry a P229 IWB and what would you suggest. Thanks Bill
 
Glockster20 said:
Sounds to me like you may be doing something wrong. When I tuck in, i stuff the shirt tail all the way down past the gun and to where the clips fasten to the base. I haven't had any problems with it coming untucked.
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Thanks Glockster, maybe my shirts were too short. Womens blouses aren't very long and that could very well be the problem. I've only used my Kholster a couple times because I can't carry at work and I don't go many other places. I'll keep trying.
Fondis
 
I adjusted the front clip on my Super Tuck today so give it a more forward cant and get the butt of the firearm up a little more.

Had a little trouble with that 3 pronged stud and bent the sharp points of it. Had to straighten them out with a pair of pliers before i could get it back in the leather.

Should have made some marks with a pen and some pilot holes with a knife before i tried that. Either way it works now just some extra marks on the factory front clip mounting hole i didn't want.
 
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