Galco KingTuk

[kevinmcc2]

How are these holsters for iwb edc?

I found one at cabelas so I picked it up for 55 bucks.

I didn't want to wait for a crossbreed so I got this one. How does it stack up against the competition.

Also it seems like there should be a little more coverage on the trigger area. It covers the trigger but leaves like a half inch of the behind of the trigger exposed. Is that okay?

 

[Arik]

Excellent holster. Been wearing my for the last 3 years everyday, carrying a G19.

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[MichiganScott]

I carry a M&P9C in one. As long as the trigger itself is covered, there's no problem. The trigger can only be pushed on from the back, not pulled from the front.

 

[Kanewpadle]

I have two of them. Ok, but not great. Adequate I think is the word.

 

[Smitty357]

Ive been carrying my Shield .40 in mine for over a year now. I carry 12+ hours a day 5 days a week for work and then the occasional outings on the weekend.

No problems here with mine as now im so use to it I could almost forget its even there.

 

[Cap'n]

I've used that holster to EDC a Glock 26 & 23 for two years now. It's held up well, looks almost new, and has made for comfortable carry.

 

[Ethang]

3+ years everyday with my full size M&P so far. Conceals very well and is comfortable. Its some plastic and some leather and some metal. Hard to say if any other holster of this style is "better"

 

[Arik]

Looking at my now, as im wearing it, the top (back) of the trigger guard does protrude a little but tgd trigger is completely covered and there is no way something can get in it to accidentally pull on.

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[MSG Glenn]

Great feedback. I plan on getting one today so I was overjoyed to see these reviews. It'll be my first try at IWB & even though I can conceal my M&P 40 well with little effort I feel that the King Tuck & the M&P 40 Compact which should be in my hands soon will make concealment easier. Comfort is another consideration. I'm comfortable with all of my OWB holsters & am hoping this IWB will be the same. I don't see why not.

 

[Arik]

If youre coming of off OWB the IWB take a bit getting used to and finding the right spot on your body. Very important to have jeans/pants just a bit bigger, like one size up. I wear 32-34 so when I shop for jeans I bring my holster and gun and try on with them.

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[mayhem]

Great holster have one for my 1911 full size and one for my Glock.

Great quaility

Cheers
Ron

 

[kevinmcc2]

What position do you guys wear it at? It conceals very well at the 3 o'clock but it is more comfortable a little further back from my side. Only problem is you can see the printing from the handle.

 

[MichiganScott]

For me, the pistol is easiest to access at 3:00, but is uncomfortable because of a prosthetic hip. I usually wear the gun at 4:30 or so, over the right hand side of the rear pocket.

I might mention that I wear the holster untucked with a cover garment. I've tried tucked at the range, but decided it would be next to impossible to access fast if needed.

 

[Arik]

I wear my at about 8 o'clock position (that 4 o'clock for you righty's). Just slightly behind my left hip

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[kevinmcc2]

I also have a lot of leather creaking... will that fade as things get worn in?

 

[Arik]

Yes. Eventually it will take shape of the part of your body its sits around

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[Ethang]

I wear mine just past the point of my hip at 3:00. Close enough to the exact spot as my duty rig to not matter in my draw stroke. It conceals very well and if you buy slightly larger pants, very comfortable.

I also am not what you would call svelt anymore, and even with some love handles can wear it for extended periods of time. I wore it for an 18 hour car trip to Florida without issue.

 

[Donmc01]

IWB cross-draw just in front of the hip. Extremely comfortable.