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Old 04-15-2012, 07:56 PM   #1
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Default Crossbreed holster first impressions

I received my Crossbreed holster yesterday which only took 3 weeks and 2 days from purchase. First off I will say its smaller then I expected, the quality on the holster is very nice. I got the horsehide and combat cut and couldn't of been happier with that decision. Takes a little adjusting to figure out the best place for comfort but I think i got that figured out am wearing it right now as i write this. I will say it is very comfy and I imagine that should be even better once wore in. As for concealing my SR9c it is outstanding, I was amazed on how well it concealed my SR9c with the 17 round mag and even better with the 10 rounder. I included some pics with the 17 round mag and 10 round mag. I couldn't be happier with this purchase and cant wait for my carry permit to come in the mail.
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Old 04-15-2012, 07:59 PM   #2
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I will be looking into that holster. Thank you for sharing. Horse hide is the best.
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Old 04-15-2012, 08:44 PM   #3
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Congrats on the Crossbreed, gunguy.

76highboy, I've been wearing a Crossbreed Supertuck in cowhide every day for the past two years. I work as a technician/installer for my ISP, so I spend a lot of time climbing ladders and towers, working under desks, and crawling under houses. I've never had a customer notice that I carry, and I've never had either the G30 that I carried for the first year or the G20SF that I've carried for the past year fall out of my pants or work loose.

The holster is so comfortable that you can almost forget that you are carrying. Matter of fact, I feel more uncomfortable when I'm not wearing it. The wide spacing of the belt clips, and the width of the metal clips themselves, do a fantastic job of distributing the weight of the gun over a larger area.

In some aspects, they are a lot like Glocks. They are uglier than hell, but they're great at what they do. If you value function over looks, you will be hard pressed to beat a Crossbreed. If you value appearances, then you should probably look at other holsters out there.
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I received mine about a week ago, horsehide and also for an SR9c. It is very comfortable; the most so of any holster I've worn. I have put two applications of leather conditioner on it as suggested by the instructions. I think we have a winner with this holster.
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Old 04-15-2012, 09:31 PM   #5
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Congrats on the Crossbreed, gunguy.

76highboy, I've been wearing a Crossbreed Supertuck in cowhide every day for the past two years. I work as a technician/installer for my ISP, so I spend a lot of time climbing ladders and towers, working under desks, and crawling under houses. I've never had a customer notice that I carry, and I've never had either the G30 that I carried for the first year or the G20SF that I've carried for the past year fall out of my pants or work loose.

The holster is so comfortable that you can almost forget that you are carrying. Matter of fact, I feel more uncomfortable when I'm not wearing it. The wide spacing of the belt clips, and the width of the metal clips themselves, do a fantastic job of distributing the weight of the gun over a larger area.

In some aspects, they are a lot like Glocks. They are uglier than hell, but they're great at what they do. If you value function over looks, you will be hard pressed to beat a Crossbreed. If you value appearances, then you should probably look at other holsters out there.
Make no doubt about it, I want one. I am not one for glamour. That is the option that will fit with anything I wear, except for when I go commando.
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Old 04-15-2012, 09:33 PM   #6
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Make no doubt about it, I want one. I am not one for glamour. That is the option that will fit with anything I wear, except for when I go commando.
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Ok, so maybe I won't go commando.
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Crossbreed makes a great product and they back it. Happy to hear your satisfied with the holster.
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Old 04-22-2012, 04:41 PM   #9
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Good to hear good things about them gunguy25, and the rest that posted.
I'm still in the thinking stage of what'll be my carry gun and if it turns out to
be a pistol, I'll probable go with Crossbreed.
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Old 04-22-2012, 05:17 PM   #10
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Good to hear good things about them gunguy25, and the rest that posted.
I'm still in the thinking stage of what'll be my carry gun and if it turns out to
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, I'll probable go with Crossbreed.
So what would your carry gun be if it wasn't a pistol?
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So what would your carry gun be if it wasn't a pistol?
a revolver, of course!
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Old 04-22-2012, 05:31 PM   #12
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That puts a Question in my Mind Does anyone have a Crossbreed for a Revolver?
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Old 04-22-2012, 05:38 PM   #13
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That puts a Question in my Mind Does anyone have a Crossbreed for a Revolver?
You must have read my mind gunguy25!
My thoguhts exactly?
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a revolver, of course!
Revolver is still a pistol...
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Revolver is still a pistol...
So I've heard a few say, but correct me if I've been confused all these years?
Slide action with a mag -vs- a cylinder?
Please do fill me in here?
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Old 04-22-2012, 06:26 PM   #16
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So I've heard a few say, but correct me if I've been confused all these years?
Slide action with a mag -vs- a cylinder?
Please do fill me in here?
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pistol
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1. a short firearm intended to be held and fired with one hand.
So a pistol can be either a revolver or an semi-automatic.
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Thanks for the link norahc!
It's just when I hear of a "pistol", I always think of slide action with a magazine and
well...a revolver as a revolver, hand loaded into the chamber.
A "hang-up' of mine maybe.
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That puts a Question in my Mind Does anyone have a Crossbreed for a Revolver?
Yes I used to carry my SW 642 with CT laser on it. It was daily carry, comfortable for sure, all around a great holster for revolver or semi-auto.
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Thats awesome Thanks Dirtypacman that answers my question.
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Thats awesome Thanks Dirtypacman that answers my question.
Anytime my friend. I highly recommend this holster as it has lasted me years of daily use and I am confident in the recommendation to others.
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