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+1 on the pj holster. I use the in-the-waistband appendix carry with a straight drop. Very light, comfortable and adds very little girth to the pistol itself. Once you try one, you'll think everything else is unnecessarily bulky and heavy.sigpic
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i don't think you need a 2 clip holster for this small gun. I certainly don't. I have a PJ holster but the problem there is wait time. Upwards of 6-7 weeks i think. Its a nice holster thou. You can also try Foxx holsters or Harwell holsters. I have those too and they work nicely.
if you want something beautiful, look at beercreekholsters.com but the wait times there are long too.
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Another strong recommendation for the Kusiak holster. Nice retention, no problem drawing. Best of all, I like the feel of the holster as compared to the highly recommended one from PJ that is made out of kydex. I know that it is a personal thing, but I carry at 2 o'clock and the leather doesn't seem to chaff my skin. I placed the order on Tuesday and received the holsters on the next Monday. He makes the holsters himself and guarantees satisfaction. Price is just $35 or $45 with a built-in mag holder. Here is a link to their site: Kusiak Leather Pictures follow. The last one shows my CM9 with my bride's Bodyguard 380.
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The best holster depends on how you plan on carrying. I carry AIWB. I use Mitch Rosen clippers. I buy mine from Kahr. Same price and has a better color. PJ holsters are also a real bargain. I have both a PJ and a Ramora but I personally prefer leather. Different folks prefer different holsters. You may have to try several before you find one you really love.
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I have a minimal clip on order from side guard for appendix carry but I have been using a single clip Harwell for appendix or at 3 oclock. I sort of feel like I like the stability of the dual clip slightly better, I also think the one long piece of leather made it feel like less of a lump in my pants
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I never found a need for dual clips, even w/ my TP9. My Comp-Tac Infidel carried either my P9 or TP9 w/ ease, never had to do any repositioning or fiddling whatsoever. That being said, I now believe in NO CLIPS. I've switched to a Remora for both my Kahrs and my Sig P250 compact...and the P250 isn't exactly small or light.
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I have a Crossbreed on order for my PM9 and it should be here shortly. In the meantime, I picked up a Comp-Tac Two-O'clock which I'm really not sold on. It digs in right where I hoped it would not, at the base.
So just due to price and with exceedingly low expectations, I took a flyer on a Remora. Love it, particularly with sweat-pants. I just can't believe how comfortable and secure it is.
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I'll second and third a couple of these other guys and tell you to check out Remora. I was skeptical at best at first, but it quickly found its way into my rotation of carry holstersNo sir, I do not own any guns. I sold them all in fear that they might grow legs and murder me and my family since they've been portrayed as such evil objects by our current administration
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+1...a great holster for the CM/PM9. Also have the PJHolster, but the Kusiak gets more use. Both are great choices!Originally posted by southsound View PostAnother strong recommendation for the Kusiak holster. Nice retention, no problem drawing. Best of all, I like the feel of the holster as compared to the highly recommended one from PJ that is made out of kydex. I know that it is a personal thing, but I carry at 2 o'clock and the leather doesn't seem to chaff my skin. I placed the order on Tuesday and received the holsters on the next Monday. He makes the holsters himself and guarantees satisfaction. Price is just $35 or $45 with a built-in mag holder. Here is a link to their site: Kusiak Leather Pictures follow. The last one shows my CM9 with my bride's Bodyguard 380.
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I started with a Remora for IWB carry, but it adds so much thickness to the package, compared to the PJ Holster. And I can use the PJ with running shorts, secured only by the waistband tie.Originally posted by WMac19 View Post
So just due to price and with exceedingly low expectations, I took a flyer on a Remora. Love it, particularly with sweat-pants. I just can't believe how comfortable and secure it is.
I now use my Remora for a car holster. I jam it between the seat and the transmission hump in my Mini. It sticks there securely and keeps my CM9 where I want it to be when I reach for it.sigpic
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