I carry a Glock 30 in a Blade Tech ITWB holster for warmer weather, mags are typically in a pocket on the left, when I wear a jacket I will carry it on my belt using a Fobus holster and double mag pouch.

I've taken mine down to the martial arts school where I teach and invited some of the young buck MMA club guys to snatch a Blue Gun out of my Serpa. The rules are, I can try to squirm away using my footwork or turning my body but can't use my arms. I've had these tough young athletes jerk me around for 20-30 seconds and the Blue Gun has stayed in the holster every time I've tried it. That's pretty confidence inspiring.

I also use the Blackhawk Serpa. But for concealment, I'm very happy with the Supertuck by Crossbreed. I've purchased 2 in the last year, 1 for XD9 Sub compact (XDM9 also fits) and 1 for the S&W 642. I use the Hunter Pocket for my LCP. It looks & fits in my rear pocket like a leather wallet.

Kholster here too.
The crossbreed supertuck is popular also. But after hearing of a couple cracking on the local forum I think I would stick to my Kholster.

Overall, I like Milt Sparks and Desbiens Gun Leather as they are reasonably priced and don’t take too long to receive. Most of the other boutique makers are just stupid expensive for my taste.

I have a leather high ride holster for my Glock 22, made by GDS Leather. I love it I have had it for several years now and it just fits, not sure what else to say. I have worn a few holster in my years, I retired from the State Police and work at few P.D. and Sheriff's offices and have had to wear a few holsters that did not feel right or carry the weight of the gun right, but this one I like.

I carry my M&P in a T T Gunleather IWB

I love my Kholster, it is absolutely the most comfortable holster I've ever worn. With it my full size 1911 just disappears under a t-shirt. I trimmed down most of the top half of the holster leaving just enough to provide a flap between me and the gun. Jimmy's service is also second to none, I'm on my second Kholster as my first one started to develop cracks in the Kydex, there were no questions asked and within less than a week I had a new one at my door - no charge.

Crossbreed for inside the waste band.

I like the open-top pancake style, leather of course. The lateral support given by the belt slots make it stable and comfortable for all-day carry.

When I was mandated to carry a holster with "a retention device appropriate to the weapon" I chose an AKER FLATSIDER....best corporate holster ever.

Ian Martin at IHL is the best small shop maker in the world. No, I don't work for him.

Snowman wrote:
I like the open-top pancake style, leather of course. The lateral support given by the belt slots make it stable and comfortable for all-day carry.
When I was mandated to carry a holster with "a retention device appropriate to the weapon" I chose an AKER FLATSIDER....best corporate holster ever.
Ian Martin at IHL is the best small shop maker in the world. No, I don't work for him.

BOT ALERT....will they never learn?

when Ibought my G19 I also purchased the black hawk serpa. I wear onb my belt at the range & I like how its light, compact & how I can easly draw from it while at the same time can have some confindence that its secure w/ that lock.

I have recently made a switch that I am pleased with.
From a milt sparks VM II IWB with a leather belt to a Dale Fricke Archangel AIWB and a 5 stitch instructor belt.

I carry a glock 21 with a short grip and AIWB conceals the gun very well. The kydex is just as comfortable as the leather and I tried several crossbreedish holsters when I made the switch. I found that the stability of the archangel was fabulous compared to everything else out there. The gun is always in the right place and doesn't shift when I am active as it did with some of the other holster and loop combinations.

The kydex and nylon is also quiter than the leather. For a while it was sounding like i was on horse back with all the leather squeaking as I walked around.

I make my own Kydex Holsters.