I'm looking for a cross draw holster with a fairly radical cant to it. Most that I have found carry closer to vertical. I've been using a Galco paddle holster that has an adjustable degree of cant. I like the angle I can adjust it to, but the large paddle gets uncomfortable after driving a few hours. I find that cross draw makes access much easier while seated in a car. Basically I'm looking for something that would be comfortable for long road trips.

Thanks in advance.

I like the Galco Phoenix. It is a two position, either strong side or crossdraw. It may not have enough rake for you though if you are looking for a lot. I use it to carry a 5" N frame and it does quite well.

bob

http://www.activeprogear.com/model17.html

Here ya go. Don't have/want one but I love their j-hook IWB model. FWIW, I use a shoulder holster when in a vehicle for a long time.

Be safe.

I am considering getting this holster. Cant switches from a regular crossdraw to a riding crossdraw.

http://www.fist-inc.com/holsters/holster/42.htm

Look at the Mernickle www.mernickleholsters.com/fc/fc3.html

I have two (K & N frames). They are perfect for driving.

My N frame rig is about page 4 in his customer photo section.
Dave

If you can find a crossdraw with as radical a cant as most SOB holsters you might have something. Anything less I'm just not sure. The Mernickle cross looks close.

Bianchi's Cyclone for the 2-4" barreled S&Ws whether it be J,K or L frame,you can carry strong side or crossdraw,I have these holsters for my model 36 2",my 19-5 4" and also doubles for my 4" 586,this a good holster for driving with a 4" K or L frame for about $50,don't know if it's got the cant your looking for in the crossdraw position but I can drive 8-12 hours comfortably with this piece of leather in the crossdraw position.
Equalizer

I'm also a fan of Bianchi's Cyclone. Great holster.
You didn't say if you carry a revolver or a semi-auto. If its a wheelgun, try contacting Milt Sparks about their HSR model. I have one for a 5" N-frame and it carries the gun in an almost horizontal position.

I have a Fobus Roto holster and a Blackhawk CQC Serpa that are both adjustable and can be worn crossdraw for driving. They don't conceal well when you have to exit the car though.

Here's one that can also be snapped over the seatbelt for those long drives. Remove and use your side holster when leaving the car.


Contact
Andrews Custom Leather

Carjacker Crossdraw

Mickey is That a SIG??
Were's the S&W Rig?
Gary

I like their Phoenix model, myself, but Galco's three-slot "cop" can be used cross-draw, as well.

I've also been researching the same issue and found a few links you might check> I am probably going to purchase this 1 from Kirkpatrick>> I have their IWB and it is a good quality product
http://www.kirkpatrickleather.com/product/h_tcd.htm
http://www.c-rusty.com/pages/holsters/cross.html

http://www.kramerleather.com/products.cfm?categoryID=26

Mitch Rosen makes one with a clip attatchment... here's one on Flea Bay!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Mitch-Rosen-Express-Counter-Carjack...p1638Q2em118Q2el1247

Sportsman Guide sells an inexpensive one http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=357823