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<blockquote data-quote="LBnM" data-source="post: 1278573" data-attributes="member: 817"><p>Well, I've been a Milt Sparks fan for years. Still have some VM2s and an SS2, but I won't order from them again due to the wait time. I don't like Kydex and have tried many. Only one that I have tried compares to the VM2 for comfort and it might even be better. Crossbreed Supertuck. The thing I dislike about Kydex is the <em>Snick!</em> I certainly don't want to tell someone I'm drawing a handgun!</p><p></p><p>I have tried several leather holsters to replace the VM2 and I have found one I like as well, if not better. It is the Select Grade IWB holster with reinforced Sweat Shield from Concealco. <a href="http://www.greatholsters.com/" target="_blank">http://www.greatholsters.com/</a> I thought at first that because of the design it could not be comfortable but it is (actually a little more than the VM2) It also conceals as well as the VM2. I now have one for a P220, a P239 and an L frame Smith, and one on order for a P229. They are great holsters and, best of all, it takes <em>a month or less</em> to get them.</p><p></p><p>If it must be Kydex try the Crossbreed but I think you would like the Concealco. My primary is always in that or a VM2, but more and more lately with the Concealco. I do wear a Crossbreed Mini Tuck left side with a Kahr BUG. I had both on all day with no comfort problem - took the big gun off when I came home but still have the Crossbreed/Kahr on now. I figure if I ever need a BUG a "Snick" won't matter.</p><p></p><p>Of course 30 days is a long time to keep a pistol!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LBnM, post: 1278573, member: 817"] Well, I've been a Milt Sparks fan for years. Still have some VM2s and an SS2, but I won't order from them again due to the wait time. I don't like Kydex and have tried many. Only one that I have tried compares to the VM2 for comfort and it might even be better. Crossbreed Supertuck. The thing I dislike about Kydex is the [I]Snick![/I] I certainly don't want to tell someone I'm drawing a handgun! I have tried several leather holsters to replace the VM2 and I have found one I like as well, if not better. It is the Select Grade IWB holster with reinforced Sweat Shield from Concealco. [url]http://www.greatholsters.com/[/url] I thought at first that because of the design it could not be comfortable but it is (actually a little more than the VM2) It also conceals as well as the VM2. I now have one for a P220, a P239 and an L frame Smith, and one on order for a P229. They are great holsters and, best of all, it takes [I]a month or less[/I] to get them. If it must be Kydex try the Crossbreed but I think you would like the Concealco. My primary is always in that or a VM2, but more and more lately with the Concealco. I do wear a Crossbreed Mini Tuck left side with a Kahr BUG. I had both on all day with no comfort problem - took the big gun off when I came home but still have the Crossbreed/Kahr on now. I figure if I ever need a BUG a "Snick" won't matter. Of course 30 days is a long time to keep a pistol! [/QUOTE]
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