People who have a Vedder IWB holster, which one did you get and do you like it?

Posted by AlphaSlicer@reddit | Firearms | View on Reddit | 14 comments

I have never purchased an IWB holster before, and I know Vedder has been highly recommended. I'm just looking for user reviews and opinions.

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tallguy199@reddit

I have a Vedder light tuck for my cz pcr, very comfortable and concealable with the wedge and claw. Retention is very good, id recommend them.

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AlphaSlicer@reddit (OP)

Another commentor said the light tuck has a tendency to rotate when bending, have you had this problem?

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tallguy199@reddit

I have not experienced that personally, everything has stayed where it needs to with my set up.

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Spirited_Item_7440@reddit

I have several tier 1 rigs and love them

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I have a light tuck with the claw to appendix carry my bodyguard 2.0, which feels fine after wearing it for a full work day; about 10 hours, including commute. I also have a pocket holster for my CSX that I use more often as I prefer it over appendix carrying.

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roofpatch2020@reddit

Light tuck. I keep going back to it. I have tried JM Kydex, etc.

It's comfortable as fuck, easy to take on and off. Just make sure to locktite the screws - but you should check all holsters for threadlocker anyway.

It's the only fuckin' holster I can't get my finger into the trigger guard and this is with a light-bearing holster too.

I tried Tenicor but the retention just would not fuckin' work. Either way too tight or too loose even with 1/8 turns.

Vedder is awesome.

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hitemlow@reddit

I got the Vedder LightTuck and I hate it. Wouldn't recommend it for carrying longer than an hour.

Now the StealthGear Ventcore is the cat's meow. Way more comfortable, none of the pressure points that the LightTuck was riddled with, and I can wear it for hours while doing physical labor and not have tender areas later!

The only reason I kept the LightTuck is so I don't have to unload the gun or leave a loaded gun in my pants when I'm away from them.

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MarryYouInMinecraft@reddit

I have a Light-tuck. It's comfortable and well made, comes with a metal clip unlike a lot of holsters in that price range.

If I did it again I would buy a pro-tuck. I dont like that single clip holsters rotate around when you bend over.

I also have their pocket holster for my hellcat. Probably the best possible iteration of the pocket holster, but don't bother unless you have some reason you absolutely cannot carry on your waistband.

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