Posted: 11/14/2015 1:28:15 PM EDT
| I'm wanting to add a quick on and off option with a claw to my holster lineup. What's the feedback from these so far? I can't decide if I want to try to actual VG2A or order the claw and try to use it with the Phlster I have for a car holster. Will be used with G19 & G17. |
| I ordered one tonight just to give it a go. I also ordered a Cook's appendix holster with RCS strut so worst case scenario I'll take the claw off the VG2A and use it on a traditional holster. I just really like the idea of a quick grab an go holster that's still secure. |
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I ordered on the first day. Been using it for weeks now, carrying a G19 at 4 o'clock.
Great holster. Fast to put on. Holds the pistol securely. My only complaint is that with the claw pushing the grip in, this rotates the top of the pistol out. I trade a print from the grip for one from the slide. This could be an issue related to me, results may vary. I still highly recommend the holster. It's very minimal and surprisingly comfortable. Hope this helps |
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You can't expect it to hold the pistol perfectly in place, not enough support to do that. But it does a really good job for what it is.
My main gripe with it in the ride height I prefer the holster puts the grip too close to my belt. Repeated draws are rough, and I never had that experience with something like the Eidolon. And the higher ridge height allows for much better draw but I don't like high ridge heights on such a minimalist holster. It gets unruly when it's that far out of the pants IMO. VG2a: 
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You can't expect it to hold the pistol perfectly in place, not enough support to do that. But it does a really good job for what it is. My main gripe with it in the ride height I prefer the holster puts the grip too close to my belt. Repeated draws are rough, and I never had that experience with something like the Eidolon. And the higher ridge height allows for much better draw but I don't like high ridge heights on such a minimalist holster. It gets unruly when it's that far out of the pants IMO. VG2a: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5648/22917541182_8430921371_c.jpg Shaggy: https://farm1.staticflickr.com/717/23086469662_7544c11c8f_c.jpg https://farm1.staticflickr.com/751/23086468912_faec67e3a6_c.jpg Good point made, im picky about being able to get a full firing grip on the draw as well. |
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Good point made, im picky about being able to get a full firing grip on the draw as well. Quoted:
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You can't expect it to hold the pistol perfectly in place, not enough support to do that. But it does a really good job for what it is. My main gripe with it in the ride height I prefer the holster puts the grip too close to my belt. Repeated draws are rough, and I never had that experience with something like the Eidolon. And the higher ridge height allows for much better draw but I don't like high ridge heights on such a minimalist holster. It gets unruly when it's that far out of the pants IMO. VG2a: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5648/22917541182_8430921371_c.jpg Shaggy: https://farm1.staticflickr.com/717/23086469662_7544c11c8f_c.jpg https://farm1.staticflickr.com/751/23086468912_faec67e3a6_c.jpg Good point made, im picky about being able to get a full firing grip on the draw as well. Yes sir - I'll take a little more printing if I can get a better draw as a result |
| For those who have one, is the fit snug on the trigger guard? I just got one and there is quite a bit of play on my G26. The retention still requires quite a bit of force to remove the holster in spite of the play, but it makes me nervous to have any movement at all given the positioning of appendix carry. |
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For those who have one, is the fit snug on the trigger guard? I just got one and there is quite a bit of play on my G26. The retention still requires quite a bit of force to remove the holster in spite of the play, but it makes me nervous to have any movement at all given the positioning of appendix carry. Mine is pretty snug on my 19. It makes a pretty loud pop when going on the trigger guard and definitely takes a firm/quick motion when drawing. |
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If you have any reservations, we would be absolutely obliged to swap it out for you. The factors that go into fitment include Glocks tolerances, generation of model, and Ravens tolerances. Anyone familiar with the concept of "stacking tolerances" will understand how sometimes slight variations may occur even in the best of processes when all of those factors come together. Whatever the case, if you'd like to swap it out email us at [email protected] we'll be glad to help you out.
Varg Freeborn Brand Communicator Raven Concealment Systems |
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Quoted: If you have any reservations, we would be absolutely obliged to swap it out for you. The factors that go into fitment include Glocks tolerances, generation of model, and Ravens tolerances. Anyone familiar with the concept of "stacking tolerances" will understand how sometimes slight variations may occur even in the best of processes when all of those factors come together. Whatever the case, if you'd like to swap it out email us at [email protected] we'll be glad to help you out. Varg Freeborn Brand Communicator Raven Concealment Systems The most bad ass name ever. Please tell me you were born on July 4th. |
