01-17-2011, 05:35 PM
My shot is nothing to brag about, but I have fun making noise and slinging lead every now and then.
The XD Springfields are nice weapons. They are pretty close to the Glocks in size and weight. Your choice in holster makes all the difference in the world. Choosing one to fit your body type and style of clothing can take some trial and error. I prefer a leather scabbard style for most of the time. It is an out of the waistband holster, but keeps the weapon high on my hip with a good forward cant. This makes concealing with a baggy shirt or coat easier. I also have a Crossbreed Super Tuck for in the waistband carrying. It works really great, but with an average frame build sometimes it can be difficult to hide the bulge on your waist. Either style is not comfortable or easily accessible from vehicles with bucket seats like a Camaro or Mustang. I'm looking to fabricate a steady mount for my truck that will allow me to easily access my weapon without having it on my person.
The XD Springfields are nice weapons. They are pretty close to the Glocks in size and weight. Your choice in holster makes all the difference in the world. Choosing one to fit your body type and style of clothing can take some trial and error. I prefer a leather scabbard style for most of the time. It is an out of the waistband holster, but keeps the weapon high on my hip with a good forward cant. This makes concealing with a baggy shirt or coat easier. I also have a Crossbreed Super Tuck for in the waistband carrying. It works really great, but with an average frame build sometimes it can be difficult to hide the bulge on your waist. Either style is not comfortable or easily accessible from vehicles with bucket seats like a Camaro or Mustang. I'm looking to fabricate a steady mount for my truck that will allow me to easily access my weapon without having it on my person.
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