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IWB and OC holster for Glock 21SF

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ArnoldsPupil

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Really enjoy all the posts.

I have been reading for a few weeks now.

I am only 5' 10 and 175 lbs and have no issue carrying a full size glock for every day carry.

Im looking to get 2 new holsters of a higher quality and spare mag carrier and wanted some input on a good OC and IWB holster for my G21SF

I live in GA and vave CC for many years.

With all the new technology out just wondering what ya'll carry this full size in.

Thanks
 
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If you are not concerned with slide wear, then I recommend the BlackHawk Level 3 Duty holster for OC. As for CC, I would go with the Comp-Tac MTAC IWB holster. Top of the line in both departments. As far as mag carrier, Comp-Tac also has a nice combo mag/light carrier, as well as just single and double mag carriers. Good Luck.
 
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I will also recommend the MTAC holster for CC. I wore my buddy's MTAC around the house for a couple days to try it - They're very high quality rigs in my opinion.

For OC I use a Safariland paddle holster with thumb break. High quality rig that offers some decent retention without sacrificing comfort or ease of use.
 
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ArnoldsPupil wrote:
Really enjoy all the posts.

I have been reading for a few weeks now.

I am only 5' 10 and 175 lbs and have no issue carrying a full size glock for every day carry.

Im looking to get 2 new holsters of a higher quality and  spare mag carrier and wanted some input on a good OC and IWB holster for my G21SF

I live in GA and vave CC for many years.

With all the new technology out just wondering what ya'll carry this full size in.

Thanks
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I have the same pistol.. Although I'm larger framed... (6'2" ~330)... .I use the uncle mikes IWB holster for CC, and Serpa CQC for OC....
 
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I usually carry an XD45 compact which is somewhat comparable in size to the Glock 21.

IWB I carry in an MTAC Minotaur. It has interchangeable kydex bodies so I bought it with an extra body for my Sig so it is dual purpose. It works pretty well. That being said, if I were buying a similar holster for single purpose, ie for only one pistol, I think I would have bought a Crossbreed instead.

For OWB I carry in a Blackhawk CQC.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com has some pretty nice looking leather mag holsters for $20 that fit the 21 mags. http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/LEG535-1.html
 
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I have a problem with chafing and a IWB holster. I had to add some soft cloth to the outside of it where it rubs against my stomach.
 
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I got a good price at www.cdnninvestments.com/ on an RSR Defense holster OWB. It is exactly like the Blackhawk Serpa but way less on cost but it is great quality. I paid $25.00 including shipping.....Glock 30

" I would rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6 "
 
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