Yeah, unless your shoulders are just that much wider than your waist, there does have to be some tightness to pull the gun close.Chief wrote:A small amount of Indian is the origin of my username... Thanks for the advice - I had come to the same conclusion about the belt by reading this forum...
I've got a Comp-Tac MTAC and a Comp-Tac 2-O'Clock I'm trying for holsters, and then added a Comp-Tac Kydex reinforced belt. I can't say enough about the quality of these products - I think the issue is with me - a combination of my body type, clothing, etc. One other thing - both holsters seem to be better (make the Glock feel lighter) if I tighten the belt uncomfortably tight - maybe I need to get used to wearing a belt that tight instead of allowing a bit of play in it...
Someone here made their own holster by affixing an OWB holster (I think) to a moderately wide strip of denim (with velcro on each end) and wearing the whole thing like an "underbelt". That was pulled pseudo-tight IIRC, and the belt that held up his pants was tightened to its normal tension. Velcro and a strip of denim (assuming you don't have an old pair of jeans laying around that doesn't fit anymore or has too many holes) shouldn't cost too much if you want to try that idea.
Lemmie go see if I can find that post. It had pictures and everything...
Edit: Found it!
