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rbrecount wrote:I'm glad you can carry on campus.

Me too.

mctowalot wrote:IMHO, the secret to liking IWB is to never try OWB.

I'd be interested in trying your royal guard and possibly buying it.

And no CJ classes for me, I'm finishing up my Industrial Distribution degree. Nobody will now I'm packing in my classes except the UPD guys that I've met at training we've been do together.

I used the plastiC-Tac at q range day. Didn't go well, back at 5 o clock, it has hanging when I was drawing. Unacceptable.


Adjusted it we'll see how it goes.

Full blown plastic pergatory...CTAC.

Like I said, it's doable. I'm wearing it at like 5 o clock, with a fairly aggressive cant, almost like an IWB SOB holster. It's OK. I still much prefer having my .380 in a pocket or on my ankle from a comfort perspective, but now I at least can have a 1911 with me.

I'll post a review in a few weeks and see if I am still sticking with it.

I've started carrying the Tac II Ultra that I picked up. One of our detectives makes holsters, so I'm going to have him make a nice owb rig. I hate IWB but 1911s are doable IWB. The wait for a VMII was too long so I got a comp-tac.

I'm not happy about it, but it works. This is a huge complement since I hate Kydex, and hate IWB carry. I need the concealment though as I'll be back at A&M for more school starting in Jan and don't want to alarm the classmates.

Short version: +1 for Comp Tac