Looking for a good IWB holster for my Kahr CW 40

[Xenokilla]

As i mentioned in my welcome post I carry a Kahr CW 40, haven't been carrying it too long though, i like the gun a lot, its compact and fits well however i am using a cheap Uncle mikes holster i picked up at midwest gun exchange when i bought the gun and frankly it stinks. I carry at the small of my back, in the six o'clock position, Its hard to put in my waist band and the retention strap itches the heck out of me. I'm more then happy to take any suggestions on carry position and holsters i should get.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I carried mine daily in a High Noon Split Decision.

And would often forget I was carrying it.

It's IWB / Tuckable, but they have a non-tuckable version too. (just can't think of the name)

They're leather, but unmolded. You let the belt pressure + body heat + body moisture act on the holster while you're wearing it. Eventually it'll sort of "mold" itself to the gun.

ONE drawback: the mouth isn't reinforced. It'll take more than 1 hand to reholster should you need to draw. (ie, not a good holster to use for a class)

-J-

 

[steve666]

I like the Don Hume holsters and for a little more money ones from FIST Holsters.

 

[sj kahr k40]

I carry a Kahr K40 in my supertuck all day long and hardly notice it's there, I do carry at 4 oclock though

 

[Xenokilla]

The High Noon Split Decision looks like a nice one! How long is the break in period? Also, i do a lot of driving, how comfortable is it to sit on?

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

The High Noon Split Decision looks like a nice one! How long is the break in period? Also, i do a lot of driving, how comfortable is it to sit on?

They are pretty nice for the money, that's for sure.

Break in... no break in to speak of, that I recall. They instruct you to put your pistol in the plastic bag the holster ships inside. Then run the pistol in and out of the holster several times.

That's only if you want to, though.

They also come with a tension screw set inside two rubber washers. I had mine set pretty tight.

I drove a fair amount as well. While you know there's a pistol there when driving, the Kahr + that holster was still quite comfortable for me.

-J-

 

[cosermann]

The High Noon Split Decision looks like a nice one! How long is the break in period? ...

+1 on the Split Decision. About zero breakin. Carried around 4 o'clock - very comfortable. The CW40 is a light gun. It doesn't need a lot of supporting structure.

 

[reeceman1]

you can't go wrong with a crossbreed supertuck

 

[remymartin]

Send a site advertiser an e-mail. Raven Concealment, they will make you the best of the best.

 

[luvall]

I carry my CW9 the same way @ 6. I use a Blackhawk size 1.
I'm right handed but I use the left handed IWB so the gun grip faces my right side. I've been using it for the last year and find it very comfortable, except on long car rides.

 

[AnimalMother88]

Holsters by RGrizzle

The wait is a little long as it's that time of year again. Which is also a testament to his craftsmanship. I have a city slicker. It's quite comfortable, retains and conceals well also. Not to mention the fact that Ryan's one of the nicest guys to talk to and deal with.

 

[Regionnus Rattis]

I use Simply Rugged holsters for all of my guns. The Cuda model is a pancake holster that will fit your pistol very snugly IWB and can also be worn OC is if want.

I have bought these from Rob Leahy for years and would recommend them to anyone. Fully backed up if you have any problems, which you won't.

Simply Rugged Holsters ? Holsters, Gun Belts, Ammo Pouches and Accessories

 

[mammynun]

I like the Crossbreed MiniTuck. Crossbreed Holsters > Home