I am looking for a holster to accommodate my sig226 with a sig stl9000 light/laser attached. I have scoured the internet for years but can't figure anything out without paying and learning the hard way.
This would OWB open carryesque obviously. I have a Galco. Summer comfort IWB that is good in a pinch but realistically I probably will only carry my 226 openly during a zombie apocalypse and want the light attached.
Suggestions beyond just checking the manufacturer websites? Something you know would fit the bill?
holster with room for a rail light
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Re: holster with room for a rail light
Raven Concealment makes the Phantom LC that's IWB but I think you can get OWB loops or clips if you want. However, if it's for the ZA, maybe you should get a drop-leg tacticool holster.
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Re: holster with room for a rail light
Rob Durham will custom make you one. Just send him the light. His are IWB's with OWB slots.
http://www.concealedtechnology.com/en/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. I had him custom make me one for my Xdm with a laser sight.
http://www.concealedtechnology.com/en/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. I had him custom make me one for my Xdm with a laser sight.
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