New Crossbreed Supertuck

CV5150 · #1 09-22-2009, 10:41 PM

I just got my Crossbreed Supertuck for my CS45, and I love it. Have a whole box of holsters I will never use again. The most comfy holster ever!

Spotteddog · #2 09-23-2009, 01:01 AM

I really like mine!
Your right, they are really comfy to wear.
Did you get yours in Horse hide?

CV5150 · #3 09-23-2009, 07:15 AM

Yep. Went with the horsehide, and combat cut. Only took 5 days from the time I ordered to the time it arrived at the house. Very pleasant people to deal with.

DAdams · #4 09-25-2009, 08:01 PM

must have photos.

Spotteddog · #5 09-26-2009, 12:37 AM

See the video on the home page.
Mine is the one on the left.
Crossbreed Holsters > Home

08Ultra · #6 09-26-2009, 05:45 AM

Definitely the best IWB holster I've ever had.

JDT · #7 09-28-2009, 10:14 PM

I own 2 of their holsters and they are very comfortable to wear. Both of my holsters are cowhide and come in Black only. The Horsehide is better in humid climates and comes in natural tan only.
I've got one for my Springfield TRP 1911 and another for my SIG P239.
I'm going to get one for my fullsize S&W M&P 45 next. The nice thing about the Supertuck is that if you have a S&W M&P fullsize, you can use the same holster for the Compact or sub compact. I'm trying to find a Sub Compact M&P in 40S&W or 45ACP, but I can't find any....
They are Great people to deal with and I highly recommend their products.
JD

hittman77 · #8 10-04-2009, 11:06 PM

How do you avoid having a big wad of shirt-tail right under your belt?

8th SPS USAF · #9 10-05-2009, 09:51 AM

JDT,
PM/ E me , I have a CBST for sale for MP

8th

Spotteddog · #10 10-05-2009, 02:53 PM

77,
You have to start out with a shirt that doesn't have shirt tails as long as a Nun's habit, or a fabric thickness of a hoody sweat shirt. That said, I rarely if ever try to do a tuck in unless forced into it by circumstances. You'll note, the shirt being used in the video is a short tailed, square hemmed example. An IWB with an un-tucked shirt is a very fast set up.
BTW: With this holster I can easily run the full size M&P 17 round magazine "in the gun" on my 9c (12+1 usually) and still have it conceal well.

638 shooter · #11 10-09-2009, 11:21 PM

I've been using the quick clip for years now. Never have tried one of the supertucks . . . . . yet. Has anyone tried it in front of the hip, how does it carry in this position?
Thanks,
638

Spotteddog · #12 10-10-2009, 09:34 AM

I don't think(?) that the cant mine was made with, would lend itself to being used in the position you describe? But, if you were to take the time to E mail or call them, they might be able to make it for you? From what I can see, all they'd need to do is "clock" the holster about 15 degree's on the backing? One of them made that way would be a real gem for appendix carry! Please tell us if you contact them about it, what they said?
Thanks

mrwildroot · #13 10-10-2009, 02:30 PM

I have used an Mtac that is similar to the Crossbreed for two years now with an XD45c. It is very comfortable, but not for appendix carry....I keep it at about 2:00-2:30, so I can adjust it slightly to the rear when sitting. Keep in mind this is a full sized .45 semi auto, with long BBL. I have carried my J frame in an IWB Bianchi full size auto holster, and that puts the round butt just behind the belt...this works for appendix carry and is not uncomfortable, but it can be a bit slower to present the firearm from the concealed position. On the plus side, it is totally concealed, and a good BUG position for a J frame .38!
MW