ghost Stinger

Not sure,...I would assume it is legal, as the holster covers almost up to the ejection port as per production division USPSA rules......I like that it is totally adjustable like the ghost for cant, lean, height, etc..
 
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Agreed but would like to see one in person to check out how high you can run the pistol. If you can't have it high then your better off with a cheaper Bladetech DOH if it runs the same height.
 
I have one for my Shadow and do not care for it at all. Fit of the holster body is very poor, much too tight. Ride height can be adjusted between low, very low, and extremely low. With the "outward" cant/tilt adjusted to be vertical, the grip exceeds the 2" to the inner belt rule for Production division. Adjusting the can't inward will get you there, but the adjustment does not hold up to agressive downforce on the draw stroke.

However, I will note that the mounting plate configuration at your link is notably different than mine as delivered, and as is pictured on CZCustoms website, where I purchased mine
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Taken from BEnos.
 
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Switched over to one after nationals, sets the gun a bit further away and you can run it fairly high if you want. I like that you have more angle adjustment than the bladetech if you like a bit of cant one way or the other.
 
Mo,
There was one at Nationals this year and they let me take it and see how it fit my gun(Stock2) and it was a really poor fit. Way too loose. In otherwords if you were running around as an r/o you could expect your gun to be on the ground easily. It was too bad, I really liked the versatility.
 
BTS_PEI said:
Mo,
There was one at Nationals this year and they let me take it and see how it fit my gun(Stock2) and it was a really poor fit. Way too loose. In otherwords if you were running around as an r/o you could expect your gun to be on the ground easily. It was too bad, I really liked the versatility.
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was there no adjustment screws for tension? (ie: like the bladetech DOH)
 
mrclean said:
Switched over to one after nationals, sets the gun a bit further away and you can run it fairly high if you want. I like that you have more angle adjustment than the bladetech if you like a bit of cant one way or the other.
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I like to run it low,...I actually switched my Ghost hanger so it runs very low. I find when I switch to my bladetech I am doing a more up and out draw as opposed to a snatch and out.
 
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