Concealement holsters and durability
I have recently been getting harsh on some gun holster manufacturers about the clip on IWB style holsters. I got a dud from Galco recently and I was greatly disappointed. I picked up a Galco Triton holster because i am trying to get away from using leather holsters in the Summer time and moving towards Glock and Springfield XD firearms for primary carry. The problem is the clip on belt design. Why do people not put some thought into these. I have had holsters fail me even though I had a good Wilderness Instructor belt on. There are movements and things that can happen that can dislodge the holster. That is not something that should ever occur. People that are not that physically active may not notice it, but it can happen.
The Galco tuck-n-go is a nice holster but leather holds sweat and I don’t want to ruin guns or damage them nor do I want to have to clean them every week. My Sig Sauer collection shows the rust on the grip screws and it’s not the fault of Galco holsters, it’s just something that can happen if you carry often. Glock firearms don’t rust anywhere near what my Sigs do and it’s time for me to move on to doing something else. I am trying to avoid having to get a custom firearm holster done, but I am not happy with the IWB Kydex holsters I have tried out so far. I will continue my search for a non-leather holster and let you know how it goes.