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Based largely on the limited experience I have with the CompTac M-TAC and what I have read on numerous sites regarding it and the CrossBreed Supertuck, I am convinced that an IWB holster can be quite comfortable for most people if it is designed a certain way. These holsters, along with the Tucker Texas Heritage and Anser (sp??), Durham Comfort Carry, Galco King Tuk and similar designs, are configured with the belt clips on either side of the main holster body. Thus, when they are placed inside the waistband, the thickness of the gun/holster combination does not have to include the extra thickness of the belt clip at that spot as well. Also, this clip placement spreads out the weight over a broader area of the belt. I thinks these sorts of holsters are all winners from the comfort standpoint.

Enough folks have said, and I can attest, that a good stiff gunbelt can help in many ways with all-day comfort. The stiffness of the belt will keep you from having to readjust just where everything is, and maintain the belt's/holster's position on your body better than is possible with a more flexible belt. There are many good beltmakers out there with prices starting around $40 and going up to the stratosphere depending on materials and finish. I definitely recommend a good belt as a needed accompaniment to a good holster.