Help with Thigh Rig...

[BigBear]

I have a Glock 21SF. She has an extended barell (for a can) and a Insight M6 (laser/light) mounted to it. I would like to find a thigh rig for it, but cannot seem to locate. Please help?!


Also, a personal preference question for the CCW's out there. I have a G26. Would you prefer a SOB, IWB, or OWB? I was carrying the G19, but my wife wanted a baby glock, got her the 26, and now I think I might switch over as well.

Thanks for all the help. I love this board.

[mightymouse]

I have a Glock 21SF. She has an extended barell (for a can) and a Insight M6 (laser/light) mounted to it. I would like to find a thigh rig for it, but cannot seem to locate. Please help?!

You'll find that the only company that makes a drop leg for that combo is Safariland (6004 series). You'll still need to hog out the bottom to accomodate the bit of barrel that you have, but its pretty much the only option.

Also, a personal preference question for the CCW's out there. I have a G26. Would you prefer a SOB, IWB, or OWB? I was carrying the G19, but my wife wanted a baby glock, got her the 26, and now I think I might switch over as well.

At this point I'm using a either a BladeTech UCH at 4 o'clock, but I'm getting ready to order a Raven Concealment appendix carry holster as well. A lot of it is going to depend on your body type and practice methodology (how much drawstroke work you're willing to put into it).

[BigBear]

I saw the Safariland model. Do you (or anyone on here) have experience with that model? Thoughts?

How do you "hog" (never heard that terminology before, I like it!) out the bottom? Band saw? Won't that ruin the holster lines/edges, etc?

Kelly, please talk to me about body types and what you mean by "drawstroke".

Thank you.

[Tora]

If your looking for a nylon
http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Ome...ter,786,34.htm
I have the older Omega, and love it. Remember not to drop it to far down on your leg.

[Irving]

There was a few guys on Silencertalk that had custom holsters made for (I think) a Walther P-22 with a can. There is always custom.