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Reddit mentions of Concealment Express IWB KYDEX Holster fits Taurus G2 / G2C | Right | Black
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INSIDE THE WAISTBAND KYDEX HOLSTER fits: Taurus G2 / G2C (ONLY unless Specified). Our minimalist IWB holsters are designed to be worn comfortably inside the waistband with an untucked shirt for proper concealed carry. We use .08” KYDEX precision formed over our proprietary in house CAD designed and crafted Aluminum molds. This ensures unparalleled consistency, fit, quality, durability, lightness, comfort, & uniform features across all of our holsters.EXCLUSIVE HOLSTER FEATURES: Undercut Trigger Guard keeps the KYDEX from interfering with your draw. Over-Cut Open-Face accommodates Threaded Barrels and clears Suppressor Height Sights. Full length Sweat Guard & Rear Sight Shield to protect your weapon from sweat. Fiber Reinforced Stealth Belt Clip, so no one knows you are carrying. We utilize all Black Oxide Steel (Phillips) hardware with Threadlock, so you can easily make adjustments but never lose a screw.ADJUSTABLE ‘POSI-CLICK’ RETENTION & CANT: When you holster your Taurus G2 / G2C, you'll hear a satisfying ‘CLICK’ letting you know your weapon is securely holstered & won’t come out unless YOU want it to. Retention pressure is fully adjustable via the black oxide steel hardware forward of the trigger guard. Cant (or Carry Angle) is adjustable from -5 to +20 Degrees, allowing you to angle the holster perfectly for appendix (AIWB), strong side, behind the hip or cross draw carry positions.CLAW COMPATIBLE - ELIMINATES PRINTING: Our Taurus G2 / G2C IWB Holster is now Claw Compatible. Our optional Claw Kit cleverly eliminates printing forever by utilizing your belt to angle the butt of your weapon in towards your body. This effectively makes your weapon disappear inside your belt line.100% MADE IN USA - GUARANTEED FOR LIFE: Our holsters are designed and built from start to finish in the USA by Americans on All US made Machinery & Equipment for a level of quality that is unparalleled. Our Quality & Durability is engineered into each holster from the start. Because of this, we guarantee that your holster will last you forever no matter what.
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 3 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Size | Right Hand |
| Width | 6 Inches |
Concealment Express IWB KYDEX Holster fits: Taurus 111/140 Millennium G2 - US Made - Inside Waistband Holster - Adj. Cant & Retention (Black - Right Hand) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DHLACAQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_W.DQzb4YVG4ZA
u/snowballsupreme is correct, If you can afford it, even if it 's a stretch, buy a Glock 19. You'll buy it once and never look back.
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However, based on the fact that you're 23 and have 4 roommates, I made the assumption that money does not flow freely for you. The Taurus PT111 G2 is a decent firearm and exceptional value for the price. During my time as a firearms salesman I transferred over 100 of these firearms and received complaints about 1 where the rear sight broke. I personally owned one, and have 4 close friend who also purchased the gun on my recommendation. Between us there's probably 5000 rounds fired without a malfunction across 4 different Taurus'.They did receive a bad rap in the 90s and early 2000s due to poor quality control, but a little known fact is that they came under American ownership from a Florida based company in 2014, since then their quality has increased substantially.
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Now like I said, if it's anywhere near feasible to spend $550 on a gun, buy a Glock. I have 5 and love them, I carry one every day personally as well as for work.
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Now considering that you're new to firearms, for the same $500 you can get
And spend roughly $25 on Federal HST at the local gun store and still be ~$100 cheaper than just buying the Glock. The PT111 comes with 2 magazines, a lifetime warranty, and a year membership to the NRA which also nets a free magazine subscription full of decent info.
And for credibility sake, I'm a Former Marine Range Coach, and NRA Certified Law Enforcement Handgun/Shotgun Instructor, NRA Civilian Rifle/Shotgun Instructor, Current Law Enforcement Officer, and a semi-competitive shooter.
Any whosits, I'm about to head into work. If you have any questions, feel free to PM me. I wish you luck on your journey into firearms ownership and remind you to be safe and knowledgeable.