Review: G-Code / Haley Strategic INCOG IWB Holster System

[bfk4lyfe]

I like mine. I bought the G17 model and use it to carry a G19. However, there is no way I can use it for anything other than AIWB, the slide side attachment wing buries into my side and is extremely uncomfortable. I prefer my comp-tac and crossbreed for a 4:00 carry. As much as I like it I don't think I can use it in the summer either as it prints quite a bit (I'm 5-11, 195 with a 31" waist. I will be using a VG2 then). I'm hoping to ask Travis about his thoughts when I take his D5 handgun class this year. There is quite a bit of adjustability in it and I may be doing something wrong.

[The_Watcher]

I have carried between 100 pm to 230 pm on my body for over a decade. It just works for me and I am happy that there are more options of quality holsters available now. What I don't like is the lack of availability of HK and Walther pistol compatibility in the INCOG line. This seems like it would be a great holster for a little PPS.

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[pingdork]

I agree with your review. I bought one a few weeks ago based on HSP rep.
Most uncomfortable holster ever. bending, sitting, tying shoes became impossible tasks


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[sapper36]

I have been using the holster just about since it came out and found the review to be contrary to my experience. I would like to ask those that don't like it, what AIWB holster they are comfortable with? I am asking to try and determine if it is the gear or method that is causing the issues. And if there is something substantially better then I want to know. For reference I am 6'2" and since I have not been running a lot up to 216lbs.

[Voodoo_Man]

I have been using the holster just about since it came out and found the review to be contrary to my experience. I would like to ask those that don't like it, what AIWB holster they are comfortable with? I am asking to try and determine if it is the gear or method that is causing the issues. And if there is something substantially better then I want to know. For reference I am 6'2" and since I have not been running a lot up to 216lbs.

I was going to add, I am 6'0 180, athletic, and its just too bulky. The guy I got it from is like 6'4 300, and he loves it.

[R0CKETMAN]

I've got an OSH on order for 1911 range use. It appears the one reviewed here would be better suited for either 4 or 8 o'clock.

Seeing the blog pic of the incomplete trigger guard coverage makes me think it's an anomaly vs design flaw...one would hope.

[Rinspeed]

wrapped in "tactical fuzz"

That is just retarded.

[Up1911fan]

I have been using the holster just about since it came out and found the review to be contrary to my experience. I would like to ask those that don't like it, what AIWB holster they are comfortable with? I am asking to try and determine if it is the gear or method that is causing the issues. And if there is something substantially better then I want to know. For reference I am 6'2" and since I have not been running a lot up to 216lbs.

JM Custom, JR Custom CDA, CCC Shaggy, in that order.

[tuck]

I was going to add, I am 6'0 180, athletic, and its just too bulky. The guy I got it from is like 6'4 300, and he loves it.

That makes sense that we shared some of the same issues then, as I'm pretty much the same size as you. For a bigger dude, I think the Incog would work very well.

[sapper36]

JM Custom, JR Custom CDA, CCC Shaggy, in that order.

While those look like good kit I am having trouble putting together what they offer that's significantly different/better than the g code offering. A holster that is adjustable, holding a gun, cannot make that much of a difference. I really feel that if you don't like AIWB carry, the holster is not going to mean much. I started using AIWB with a leather holster and a G19 years ago. It just works for some and not others, blaming one piece of kit seems silly.