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    Quote Originally Posted by ray1970 View Post
    What make/model of handgun are you carrying if you don't mind me asking?
    I had originally planned on carrying a Walther PP .380 for my Concealed Carry. The more I fired it, the less satisfied I was with the gun. I've been carrying my Baby Desert Eagle .45 ACP instead, and I've been much happier with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGrey View Post
    I had originally planned on carrying a Walther PP .380 for my Concealed Carry. The more I fired it, the less satisfied I was with the gun. I've been carrying my Baby Desert Eagle .45 ACP instead, and I've been much happier with it.
    Check out Kramer Leatherworks. They are the only manufacturer I found that makes specific fit holsters for the Baby Eagle. As mentioned above, they do have a number of women's specific holsters, which take into account women's typically shorter waists and the fact that you have hips.

    http://www.kramerleather.com/
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    Quote Originally Posted by TFOGGER View Post
    Check out Kramer Leatherworks. They are the only manufacturer I found that makes specific fit holsters for the Baby Eagle. As mentioned above, they do have a number of women's specific holsters, which take into account women's typically shorter waists and the fact that you have hips.

    http://www.kramerleather.com/
    Thank you!

    What are the pros and cons to leather holsters, especially IWB?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGrey View Post
    Thank you!

    What are the pros and cons to leather holsters, especially IWB?
    The pros of leather over Kydex are as follows.

    • More comfortable (especially IWB)
    • Looks much better
    • Less finish wear on the gun (this is debatable so I expect some pushback on this one)
    • Silent draw/re-holster (not sure how important this is)
    • less bulky
    • Looks much better (yes, I mentioned this twice)


    Pros of Kydex

    • Kydex is usually cheaper
    • slightly better retention (again this is a huge point of contention so there will be those that disagree)
    • Generally one handed re-holstering is easier
    • Tackti-cool


    Hybrid holsters are generally the best of both but are fugly.


    All said and done I prefer leather over Kydex ... but would still consider a Kydex or hybrid (most likely hybrid).
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