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MicroMike said: ↑
I noticed the GCode comes with “tactical fuzz”
I’ve seen a lot of pics of some awesome holsters here on edcf ….can anyone confirm how good the tactical fuzz is?It, like most other things, is a preference. It kind of grabs your underwear and drags it around, depending on the material. And it feels different against your skin.
I don’t really have strong opinions about it, but my edc holster does not have fuzz.
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Sure kydex is lightweight; however, thermoplastic is difficult for my epidermal and subcutaneous layers to endure. That is why I prefer soft dead animal skin. It helps to soften the impact from the steel, aluminum, and titanium of the firearms that I typically carry next to my body.
I carried around the house a little last night. Practiced drawing and holstering.
Initial impressions…. I like it! I prob won’t know what it’s like on skin until summer time.
I like it more than the Ramora. It deff feels more slim. Drawing and holstering is a lot more consistent.
I also noticed it prints less too, or rather it is a lot easier to conceal. Not sure if that has to do with the squishiness of the Ramora?
Anyway I am impressed!
Silent thunder by Garrett industries is easily the best iwb holster on the market. Take that with a grain of salt because I’ve only owned Garret’s and one super tuck, but the fact that I have 4 handguns and also only 4 holsters says a lot for their functionality. Never had to do the whole “try multiple holsters and find something that works best” thing, Garrett was the first holster I tried for iwb and will be the last.
Silent thunder by Garrett industries is easily the best iwb holster on the market. Take that with a grain of salt because I’ve only owned Garret’s and one super tuck, but the fact that I have 4 handguns and also only 4 holsters says a lot for their functionality. Never had to do the whole “try multiple holsters and find something that works best” thing, Garrett was the first holster I tried for iwb and will be the last.
All my IWB holsters are leather (Galco V-Hawks). Personally, it’s just more comfortable than kydex against skin.
My new OWB is kydex from an outfit called HolsterCo out of Michigan. Definitely growing on me as far as comfort and draw speed.
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