thigh holster?

[conhntr]

ok i have a few IWB holsters that i am comfortable with. however for days im "at the cabin" or otherwise want to open cary i have tried all sorts of belt holsters and none are comfortable. my hand/arm rubs against it, or its to far front/back... just cant be comfortable with it all day.

so anyone have opinions on a decent thigh holster? i dont want to spend alot just something functional and comfortable that i can wear all day.

generally carry a glock 23. but would be nice if any of these could take different holsters for a ruger mk II, a single six, a vaquero, a 1911, a glock 20, or a sw 686...

really just the glock 23 and the ruger mk II fits most of my glock holsters fairly well

 

[D-Day]

I really like the Blackhawk Serpa thigh holster for my 1911. Pretty comfortable, great retention. But it's mostly a one gun holster.

 

[Dirtpile]

Fobus has a thigh rig for their Roto-Holster line. You can get it in paddle, 1-3/4 or 2-1/4 belt configs and attach any roto-holster to it. http://www.fobusholster.com/products/TACTICAL_RUBBERIZED_THIGH_RIG_1_3_4_BELT-2551-61.html

You will be able to get holsters for the Glocks, 686 and 1911 but the Rugers might be a problem.
For those you may want to consider making your own rig.

 

[possum]

safariland 6004 is the gold standard.

 

[rbernie]

I had a HSGI rig for a while and it worked well.

 

[9mmepiphany]

i like the Blackhawk CQC Serpa for an open top holster and the Bianchi UM-84 for a covered holster

they each have thigh attachments and it's easy to switch holsters