XDm holster "Looper" - XDTalk Forums

ccd8541 · 07-04-2009, 03:32 PM

The Looper is made by Custom Carry Concepts. Stumbled upon this design after reading some of the information on the net from Todd G. at pistol-training.com.

I think Todd is dialed in on his approach to training, figured he might know a thing or two about holsters also.

I have only had it for one month but I like it enough that I felt good mentioning it. The Looper replaces the holster that came with the gun and two leather IWB holster that I have tried. Holds the XDm securely, comfortably and allows a nice smooth/fast draw. Great piece of gear for about $50.00:

riggz · 07-04-2009, 07:52 PM

I see only red x's for the last 3 pics.

Grunt167 · 07-04-2009, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by riggz

I see only red x's for the last 3 pics.

I see the pix just fine....

riggz · 07-04-2009, 08:20 PM

Ah now they work. Must have been stupid work filter.

ranburr · 07-04-2009, 09:04 PM

Personally, I don't care for IWB models that only have only one anchor point or anchor right on top of the pistol. This holster does both.

ImportJunky · 07-05-2009, 01:01 AM

Nice. been looking for a IWB holster. Can someone explain the difference in "cant" between for example the stirght drop and the FBI Cant?

fhpdude · 07-05-2009, 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by ImportJunky

Nice. been looking for a IWB holster. Can someone explain the difference in "cant" between for example the stirght drop and the FBI Cant?

"Cant" is the angle at which the handgun is presented by the holster.

Straight Drop - weapon is held vertically - barrel aligned with the leg, grip parallel to the ground (allowing for grip angles)

FBI Cant is the weapon angled 15 degrees from verticle with the barrel pointed towards the rear, and the grip angled forward.

The FBI Cant puts the handgrip at a better angle for concealment.

Carry preferences are as varied as the number of holsters on the market.

nvbeav · 07-05-2009, 03:38 PM

The holster looks pretty nice, but I'm also curious about the magazine holder. Can you give more information on it?

Thanks-

ccd8541 · 07-05-2009, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by nvbeav

The holster looks pretty nice, but I'm also curious about the magazine holder. Can you give more information on it?

Thanks-

It works

Custom Carry Concepts,LLC : Basic Mag Carrier

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Basic Mag Carrier

This is the second product designed at the request of Todd Green from pistol-training.com.
He wanted a simple, one piece mag carrier with a belt loop instead of a clip. This is a very basic, simple carrier that works flawlessly for daily carry as well as being IDPA compliant
Formed from one continuous piece of .090" Kydex, it is as strong as you'll likely ever need. Not to mention being sleek and minimal in profile and depth.

fmwright · 07-08-2009, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by fhpdude

"Cant" is the angle at which the handgun is presented by the holster.

Straight Drop - weapon is held vertically - barrel aligned with the leg, grip parallel to the ground (allowing for grip angles)

FBI Cant is the weapon angled 15 degrees from verticle with the barrel pointed towards the rear, and the grip angled forward.

The FBI Cant puts the handgrip at a better angle for concealment.

Carry preferences are as varied as the number of holsters on the market.

BTW for what it's worth, FBI stanst for 'Forward Body Incline'. It has nothing to do with the .gov agency.