Thread: P228 holster suggestions/help

Thanks for all your input guys, I'll check out some of the above mentioned holsters.

I have a Comp-Tac Pro Undercover for my 228. I like it a lot for my needs. I think if I had researched it better I'd have gotten the Comp-Tac Infidel which is essentially the Pro Undercover with more options, namely a replaceable clip which the Pro Undercover lacks. http://www.comp-tac.com/catalog/product_info.php?produc...d78b4e6a31046c5053cf http://www.comp-tac.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=28&products_id=44 SiG 228 (x2),...

I'm 2 inches taller @ the same weight and carry a 226 in a VM2 and forget it's there....standing or sitting.

Right there with ya, lcbjr77! 6'1", 240, and a bit of a beer gut! I carry my 228 in a Comp Tac CTAC, usually around 3 to 4:00. It might take some tinkering to find which setting/cant of the holster works best for you, but once you find it it's a very comfortable holster. I put a few layers of moleskin on the bottom of the kydex to keep it from digging/rubbing, but that's when I carried it "low" (cant setting) for...

I carry my 228 in a Mitch Rosen Premier just behind the hip very comfortable I also wear a Mitch Rosen 1.5 inch belt. I am 6'1 205-210

I have desantis OWB model 1 for mine and Rafter IWB and alessi Talon on order. All great options but I tend to carry IWB the most now Murray

Kirkpatrick Leather Company has a very good belt (B-55) and a Texas Strong Side holster (open top) that is excellent. If you plan on carrying daily, plan on investing in top quality leather. --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Sig P220's, Colt 1911's, and S&W Revolvers...

I'm a little bigger than you (gravitationally speaking) and carry my P228 in a Galco Concealable at about 3:30-4:00ish with no problems on a polymer reinforced Aker dress gun belt. Sig P228 / Para 13.45 / Beretta M9 / DPMS AR-15 / Ruger 10/22. A=A

Tauris open-top standard high-ride or Kramer Belt Scabbard are my favorites.

I'm a fairly big guy and I carry my 229 in a Galco concealable, at about 4:00 or so. It works pretty good for me, and is fairly comfy (though not too easily reached) while driving.