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What does everyone thing of this? Also, legal for IDPA?
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Love mine, but it pokes me a bit with a full sized semiauto. Try the Gurkha, or the Infidel.
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The C-Tac is legal for IDPA.

I also prefer the infidel because of poking....seems to be a problem with the minority of people that use a C-tac.

Plenty of folks carry them and love them.....I wear my weapon at around 3 oclock which IMO is not the greatest position for the c-tac. YMMV. Remember that Comp-tac is second to none with customer service...if you dont like the way a holster fits, they will take it back minus shipping inside of thirty days.
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Is the Infidel legal for IDPA?

Is there a Comp TAC dealer here in DFW?
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I love my CTAC. It's adjustable about 19 different ways, so I can actually make it kinda fit me.

I don't carry a full-size in it, though. It's for my Bersa Thunder.
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ok, so anything from that company is good to go. I bought a holster this week (Galco Matrix 7) and hate it. I do nto want to buy another holster without trying it out first. What is the best way to do this?
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You'll generally find that the best holsters are also the most popular, which means there are likely quite a few owned by forum members.

At the least, you'll get honest opinions. You might even be close enough to someone to actually try one out.
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So trying out anindividuals is the only way? Can't try them out at dealer?
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llwatson wrote:I love my CTAC. It's adjustable about 19 different ways, so I can actually make it kinda fit me.

I don't carry a full-size in it, though. It's for my Bersa Thunder.
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I'm using the C-Tac settable cant belt holster. I like that it has the shirt guard which makes holstering a breeze and draws very fast. Delivery from the time of order was 3 days and the product is excellent.
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Post by Venus Pax »

I was using the CTAC slide for IDPA, but I was having some.. um.... problems.

Get something that covers the muzzle when you reholster. Hot muzzles don't feel very good on skin.
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Infidel is legal for IDPA. I like the Gurkha set up best.
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Post by Mike from Texas »

Not to hijack but I am considering the Infidel for my Ultra Carry as well. What does the shirt tucker do?
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I was wondering the same thing...
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Post by jbirds1210 »

BrassMonkey wrote:ok, so anything from that company is good to go. I bought a holster this week (Galco Matrix 7) and hate it. I do nto want to buy another holster without trying it out first. What is the best way to do this?
I would offer to let you try on any of my holsters when you are in the area......but I think I saw some glock bashing by your hand in another thread :grin:
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