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I am looking for a good left handed holster for the M&P Pro.
I like the Blade Tech DOH but the LH holster is only for the standard M&P, not the Pro, and the holster has a closed end.
The only ones I have found online are the Fobus, Uncle Mikes, and Comp-Tac.
I have never been impressed by Fobus, and the Uncle Mikes may work for everyday carry, but doesn't look the best for 3-gun. I have heard good things about Comp-Tac, but that holster looks like it might flop around a little bit.
I am looking to keep it under around $75, so I am not looking for one of the high end race holsters.
Any ideas would be appreciated!! Thanks!!
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3-Gun Holster for S&W M&P Pro Left Hand
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Posted 01 October 2009 - 06:46 PM
Buy with confidence from Comp-tac. I am a lefty and I have a belt ride holster from comp-tac for my pro and 9-L. Does not flop around at all, holds the gun very good but not so good that you give yourself a wedgie on the draw.
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Posted 01 October 2009 - 08:45 PM
syd-jai, on Oct 1 2009, 08:15 PM, said:
Hi!
I am looking for a good left handed holster for the M&P Pro.
I like the Blade Tech DOH but the LH holster is only for the standard M&P, not the Pro, and the holster has a closed end.
The only ones I have found online are the Fobus, Uncle Mikes, and Comp-Tac.
I have never been impressed by Fobus, and the Uncle Mikes may work for everyday carry, but doesn't look the best for 3-gun. I have heard good things about Comp-Tac, but that holster looks like it might flop around a little bit.
I am looking to keep it under around $75, so I am not looking for one of the high end race holsters.
Any ideas would be appreciated!! Thanks!!
I am looking for a good left handed holster for the M&P Pro.
I like the Blade Tech DOH but the LH holster is only for the standard M&P, not the Pro, and the holster has a closed end.
The only ones I have found online are the Fobus, Uncle Mikes, and Comp-Tac.
I have never been impressed by Fobus, and the Uncle Mikes may work for everyday carry, but doesn't look the best for 3-gun. I have heard good things about Comp-Tac, but that holster looks like it might flop around a little bit.
I am looking to keep it under around $75, so I am not looking for one of the high end race holsters.
Any ideas would be appreciated!! Thanks!!
That s not true. My buddy has a left hand DOH for a 9L. You may have to order from Blade Tech.
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Posted 02 October 2009 - 06:17 AM
All of the holsters from Blade Tech are available in LH, you will probably have to order it direct as mentioned.
Ha! Look what I just found, a BT 5" Pro Holster, I should have looked first. I'll send you a PM.
Ha! Look what I just found, a BT 5" Pro Holster, I should have looked first. I'll send you a PM.
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Posted 04 October 2009 - 09:52 PM
I'm using a 9L/Pro LH belt holster from Comp-Tac.
Very solid. Couldn't be happier. I'd be running a DOH if it were IDPA legal.
Very solid. Couldn't be happier. I'd be running a DOH if it were IDPA legal.
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Posted 05 October 2009 - 10:05 AM
Please correct me if I am wrong, but there are no real differences in the (2) pistols other than slide length and profile (besides internal stuff) correct? If you have a blade-tech M&P holster for the standard, just bust out the dremel and cut the end of the holster off, and then chamfer the edges. The "end" of the barrel/slide will stick out a bit, but not enough to cause a problem. That is what I have done to DOH for my STI's since I have a 5" and 6" standard frame. Now I have a holster that fits both STI's and all my 1911's as well.
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Posted 05 October 2009 - 10:25 AM
I am left handed and have a left handed blade-tech DOH holster for my M&P 9pro.
I ordered it special order through brownells. You could also order it directly from blade-tech.
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I ordered it special order through brownells. You could also order it directly from blade-tech.
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Posted 05 October 2009 - 11:25 AM
I recommend Comp-tac, just for the great customer service. If you want a one off custom, Kytac will do a good job, I have both, Kytac for USPSA production class and Comp-tac for IDPA. Lefties rule!
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:47 PM
Fellas, thanks for all the replies.
I dug around on the 'net and found all that you have suggested. Apparently I was just wasn't looking hard enough!!
Probably down between the Blade Tech and the Comp Tac.
Thanks again!!
I dug around on the 'net and found all that you have suggested. Apparently I was just wasn't looking hard enough!!
Probably down between the Blade Tech and the Comp Tac.
Thanks again!!
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Posted 14 October 2009 - 09:30 PM
I've got 2 Blade-Techs and 1 Comp-Tac, and they're both great! I just got an M&P, and now I'm having real difficulty deciding which one to get for it.
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Posted 02 November 2009 - 09:38 AM
I have Blade Tech and Comptac myself. They're both nice, but I think the Comp-tac just looks 100% nicer. I've had the Blade Tech for quite a few years and it's going strong, though.
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