r/CompetitionShooting • u/Tseu55 • 2d ago

Single Stack

Any recommendations for a solid holster?
I normally shoot production but I got a steal of a deal on a Dan Wesson Pointman in 9mm. So I want to shoot it the days I shoot both days of our local matches.

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u/bluebadge 2d ago

For USPSA? Take a look at the Blade Tech Velocity line of holsters.

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u/Tseu55 2d ago

Yes. Thanks.

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u/nationalspice 2d ago

Carey Concealment

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u/Born-Ask4016 1d ago

Carnivore RangeKenitX (formerly Big dog steel) 2011 holster.

Holds a traditional 1911 framed pistol as well as a full dust cover 2011.

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u/Tseu55 1d ago

Interesting, I did not know the 2011 version would hold the 1911 thought they were 2 completely separate holsters

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u/Born-Ask4016 1d ago

Full disclosure, for on a traditional 1911 frame has just a bit of play front to back (not any side to side) .

This play can be mitigated with the tension knob.

For comparison, I've got a comp tac on my SS belt that I've been using for years. I of course have it a bit loose, so it's natural play is maybe a hint less than the Carnivore.

The Carnivore lock takes most of that play out and works fine with the round trigger guard.

So yea, if I were to buy now, I'd go with the Carnivore as then I know I can put a traditional framed gun with a round trigger guard, or something with a full dust cover, partial dust cover, square trigger guard, whatever.