Which Safariland holster for concealed carry?

[jmoore]

I agree with hardtohandle. I have multiple 6378 holsters, I do not consider them a CCW unless a winter jacket is used.

Have been using 6378s for the last 6-7 years for both my g26 and g17s.
As a longtime martial arts type who realizes a scuffle may happen before you can access your gun, I won’t use a holster without decent retention, and this model is great.
HOWEVER - I am 6’5”, 270#, and wear only t-shirts in summer, and Hawaiian shirts the rest of the year - and have never had any concealment/printing concerns.

geezer john

[davidjinks]

I’ve got leather, IWB and OWB (Sparks).

I’ve never been a fan of the thumb break style holsters.

OP are you opposed to leather with a thumb break?


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[davidjinks]

I’ve been on Safariland’s website for the last few days, looking, and researching. I’m finding out that your statement is holding true.

I would consider Safariland only for duty and other open-carry gear.

[SkiDevil]

I’ve got leather, IWB and OWB (Sparks).

I’ve never been a fan of the thumb break style holsters.

I picked up this holster from Weapon Outfitters, however it is no longer listed on their website. Here is the link for the manufacturer's website.

I have owned a lot of holsters, and I am not normally partial to plastic holsters but it is well made and fits snug against your body minimizing printing.

For under $50.00 it may be worth a try.

https://rcsgear.com/perun-owb-holster-glock-17/

[SiGfever]

Safariland has the 6378 ALS - fairly secure, but none too concealable. It is sort of a minimized duty holster. Besides the relative security, it does have the relative ease of converting to paddle or various belt attachments.

I may also have an old Safariland IWB for a Hi Power too. I really don’t associate Safariland with good CCW.

One of my favorite holsters.