[RodinKy]

Due to some shoulder problems, I have difficulty drawing from the 4 oclock position and I'm looking at crossdraw holsters, anyone here have any experience with or recommendations for a good leather crossdraw holster for a Glock 27?

 

[Alpo]

I have no experience with Glock holsters, staying as far away from combat tupperware as possible.

But I have always liked the Bianchi 111 Cyclone. Cross-draw thumb break. I have them for Smith revolvers of all sizes and for 1911s. They are just plain excellent. Got my first in 1980, when I got my first 1911. Used them ever since.

 

[twobit]

Simply Rugged Holsters has some that will fit the bill. Google them.

 

[carver]

I can't use one, my belly gets in the way! If you can't reach that gun on your strong side, then use what you can. IMHO, the cross draw takes a little longer to git the gun out because of the distance you have to reach. Remember that when pulling that gun from a cross draw you are going to cover you weak side arm, and anyone on that side of you. But it's better than not having anything at all