Ruger Sr9c

[DesertRadioRat]

While I'm waiting on my plastic, I'm looking for a holster. I'm a short, heavy guy, and fortunate enough to be able to wear jeans and t shirts at work.
A good friend has the "FusionPac" from Tactipac and swears by it. Here's the page and video:

http://concealed-carry-purse.tactipac.c ... fusionpac/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I'm open to suggestions but feel committed to an inside waist band holster.

Whaddya think?

Thanks.....

[Teamless]

for a good IWB, Crossbreed or CompTac cant be beat.
But do not forget, with a good holster, you need a good gun belt - NOT just "a heavy belt"
Check out Blackhawk for a good reasonable priced belt
http://www.blackhawk.com/catalog/Concealment,61.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[apostate]

"Tactical, Inside the Waist Band (IWB), Fully Tuckable, Hybrid Holster" . . .

Whatever that means, I'm probably not HSLD enough to appreciate it.

[Heartland Patriot]

I own (and often carry) a Ruger SR9c. I have a couple of different holsters that it fits pretty well. Both of those holsters were designed for the Sig P228/229. Hope this information helps you.

[Matto79]

I have both a comp-tac and crossbreed. Both have their advantages. I say the comp-tac is the better holster. For one, its made in Spring, TX. Two, I've noticed it rides better, makes drawing my gun easier, and generally conceals my gun better.

My crossbreed is for my Kimber Ultra, and I have to have it ride pretty low, with decent angle to get it to hide, and sometimes its still prints on the back end. Don't get me wrong, its still a good holster and has served me well.

Still, after trying comp-tac with my compact and full-size XDMs and it hides them both, I'll stay with Comp-tac.