Posted: 3/22/2008 8:41:23 PM EDT
Is this a good holster for the G22/G27, or is one better off just buying the proper holster for each gun? |
| Yes, if you want the same holster for your 22 and your 27, this will work. keep in mind, that if its IWB, and you do a lot of shooting, and you put your 22 back in your holster, it can be a bit hot... just something to keep in mind. if you're looking to save some money, this is your holster. |
| I have a couple of their slide model holsters and they work great. I highly recommend them. I will carry my 19, 17, and 27 and they all fit the same holster. They are also one of the most comfortable IWB holsters that I have found. Just make sure when you order it you order the SLIDE MODEL HOLSTER. |
you wouldn't happen to have any pictures of the G17 in your CTAC would you? i just ordered one about 2 days ago and am hoping i made the right decision with the slide version... i own a G17, but am hoping to be a proud G19 owner in the near future and wanted to be able to use the same holster for both. |
Not handy, but I could try to get one. Probably wouldn't be til this weekend, though. Hopefully you will have it by then! |
i doubt it, they said it could take up to two weeks and i think i ordered it on Tuesday night. but with an extreme amount of luck... maybe! if you want to just email the pics directly to me i'm gonna PM you with my email address. |
They always say that. I've gotten all of my holsters from them in under a week. |
oh, well cool. nothing so far today. do you know if they ship Fed-ex, UPS, etc...? ETA: just checked the Comp-Tac site after i submitted that, it says its still in production. oh well, i'm looking forward to getting it! |
Well, with regard to carrying the G17 in the G19 CTAC holster, I was mistaken. The end of the holster is crimped slightly as you can see here. (photos taken with my "blue" training gun which is 100% identical to Glock 17.)  Now, Here is what I will probably do: Take a pot of boiling water and place your G17 in the holster as pictured. Dip just the end of the CTAC into the water and put pressure on your pistol until it pushes in. I have modified the C-Clips in a similar fashion in boiling water as you can see here:  Good luck with your CTAC! |