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Posted: 4/15/2002 8:09:37 AM EDT
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I use their paddle holster for the 92 with my CZ-75. It works quite well. I'm not familiar with the "roto". What does it do?
They are plastic, not Kydex if that matters. It doesn't to me. They are dirt cheap, very strong, you can roll around over them on the ground and still reholster with one hand (this can be important), and they are comfortable. I like their products. They have a good combination of cost, quality and value. Ross |
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Posted: 4/15/2002 8:23:12 AM EDT
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I've got a roto holster for one of my glocks. I bought both the belt attachment and the paddle attachment that goes inside your pants. I've heard others complain about the holster's retention, but to me it seems like it holds the gun in pretty well.
I don't use the rotoholster very much, though, because the gun protrudes quite a bit from my side. There is a stiff plastic flap on the pancake part that goes in your pants and another similar flap on the holster part that holds the gun. The two bolt together. The gun is not held tight against your body because of the the two flaps being between the holster and your belt. My glock 36 sticks out about 2 1/2 inches from my body with both the paddle and the belt attachement. I find it difficult to conceal a gun with this holster system. These are otherwise fine holsters. They do leave a black plastic mark on my gun that rubs right off. It doesn't bother me (hey it's just a glock) but some people might be annoyed by that. I have ordered direct from Fobus and they are great people to deal with. |
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Posted: 4/15/2002 8:30:43 AM EDT
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Ross:
The roto model allows you to change the "cant" or angle of the holster in relation to the belt loop or paddle. Aimless: Thanks for the feedback. My body frame is too small to conceal that hog. I am mostly interested in the next step in range holsters and maybe for use during IDPA matches. Thanks again, White Horse edited to fix a typo, although "body fram" may have generated some interesting replies... |
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