I've been searching for a holster that can conceal a Glock 19 w/RMR AIWB. That was impossible for me with my Incog and KMJF holsters, as the grip always printed, and the back of the slide tended to lean forward. I let holster technology get way ahead of me, and didn't know what I was missing.
(Glock 19 in KMFJ, Glock 43 in INCOG)
So, I started this thread:
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...-AIWB-HOLSTERS
And got some really solid info from you end-users. It seems that for AIWB, the ideal set up included the following:
Adjustable clip height
A "claw" of some sort
Some kind of "wedge"
Clearly, based off my two holsters, the wedge and claw theories seemed way out there. But then I started thinking about...
The wedge pushes the slide into your body, preventing it from hanging out past your waistband. The claw pulls the grip into your body, preventing it from printing. It started to make sense to me. So I began researching, like I do before I make any purchase, and found exactly what I was looking for in a few different models:
Dark Star Orion
https://darkstargear.com/product/g19orion/
RCS Eidolon
http://rcsgear.com/eidolon-appendix-or-strongside-iwb/
V Devgru Seraph (RMR Cut)
https://vdevgru.com/products/seraph-...wb-iwb-holster
Tenicor Velo
https://tenicor.com/products/velo-aiwb-holster
JM Custom Kydex
https://www.jmcustomkydex.com/p/AIWBWC2G17.html
Now, save for some minor differences here and there, these all do the same thing: adjustable ride height, wedge, and claw. All came highly recommended, all reviewed favorably, and all priced out within $20 of each other.
But, something drew me into what I found to be the ugliest model: The RCS Eidolon. It was the most customizable of the bunch, had a few years of end-user feedback going, and had the only wedge that looked like it belonged on a holster and not under the sink, ready to scrub dishes.
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