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Who makes a good leather belt holster for the P250 Compact.
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Shane. 
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concur with shane :)
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tt gun leather
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Also try Galco. They use similar, if not the same, holster as the p239 I think. After a quick 1 day break in, mine works great. http://www.usgalco.com/HolsterPG3.asp?ProductID=231&GunID=453
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check out the thread below - it is a reference for all P250 compatible holsters. http://www.p250sig.com/forum/yaf_postst132_Holster-Reference-Thread-and-fit-guide.aspxIf you find a manufactured holster for the P250 that is not on the list - please add it to the thread! Thanks.
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mattollila wrote:concur with shane :)  I should get my hoster from him later this week. 
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I really like my setup from TT Gun Leather, here are a few pic's, they are IWB and actually conceal well.  
Salty1 North Texas Arms
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that is a good looking rig. i was going to order one for my 250 and another one for my j frame. how long did it take and which holster did you get? the slim? reinforced? i cant decide! also what position on your body do you prefer to wear it.
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Depending on my dress I wear the holster (IWB)at either 1:00 or 5:00, it is equally comfortable in both locations. The mag holder (IWB) needs to be at 8:00. Of course this is for my body type and others may have a different location that would be more comfortable for them. I have had some correspondance with Tim @TT about a holster for my J frame as well. What I am thinking of is an IWB that is leather and also tuckable and somewhat adjustable for the cant requirements with different sized grips. I am trying not to end up with a box full of holsters that did not work for me, I have a few friends who have them so I am able to borrow and look at all of them and see what changes I would make in order to have the "perfect" setup for each of my carry guns. I wish I had the skills and tools to sew leather so I could experiment with all the various ideas that I have.
Salty1 North Texas Arms
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I purchased a Blackhawk SERPA CQC and it is comfortable. Nice setup Salty!!
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I would like to give Shane a big thank you on his excellent holster making tutorial. I didn't find (at the time) a whole lot out there that I liked, and what i did like I couldn't find locally. I'm the type that has to pick something up to examine it to see if I like it - I just don't go and buy many things online. The first holster I made was, well, an abortion for a lack of a better term. (Ha, ha!) But the second was far better (not as good as Shane's, but pretty darn good for me), he has a great design, very stable and very comfortable. Thanks again, Shane! sooner or later I'll try to get a pic or two up for a critique.
Dirk
Semper Fi
"They are in front of us, behind us, and we are flanked on both sides by an
enemy that outnumbers us 29:1. They can't get away from us now!"
- Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller, USMC
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kcnwea wrote:that is a good looking rig. i was going to order one for my 250 and another one for my j frame. how long did it take and which holster did you get? the slim? reinforced? i cant decide! also what position on your body do you prefer to wear it. I like those under arm holsters myself
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