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Old 01-10-2010, 01:14 AM
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I've been carrying my 6906 since I got it a little over a month ago. A couple of weeks ago I bought my M&P40 with the intention of carrying it IWB as soon as I got a holster, which came in a couple of days ago. I've been carrying it (and wearing it around the house more just to get the feeling of it) and I'm stuck...I don't know if I prefer the M&P or the 6906!

The only thing saving me right now is that I've got an awesome holster for the M&P (Comp-Tac MTAC) and the one I have for the 6906 is "ok". I want to get a good IWB for my 6906 so I can really compare. I wish I could get an MTAC body for it but they don't make it. I'd like to get a Simply Rugged "Cuda" with the IWB straps, but before I lay out the money I think I'll get a Kholster and try that (I've had good luck with the Kholster before, and as long as I can get something close a little application of a heat gun will have it fitting in no time).
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Thumbs up on the Kholster, I just took mine off for the night. I discovered that though designed for my M&P40c, a 6906 fits "ok", so that model and the heat gun should work out for you. Good luck!
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I don't know if I prefer the M&P or the 6906!
If you are ever forced to choose between two guns, pick the one that you would rather have in your hands if you have to fight for your life. That ultimately is what they are there for.
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Check out the Crossbreed Supertuck. Almost identical to the MTAC, much higher quality than the Kholster, and available for the 6906.
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