BladeTech or G-Code?

[Redbearded1]

Which holster system should I commit too? I'm looking to buy a new holster for my 1911. I'm also planning on picking up a glock or M&P soon and will need a holster. Both systems offer locking systems that allow you to switch holsters. I have a BladeTech and like it so far but the G-code RTI system looks interesting and has Kryptek camo patterns that I dig.

What say you, oh wise ones?

 

[xdmer]

I have BladeTech, but would prefer to have G-Code myself. The plus side of BladTech is Tek Lok, that you can use for other gear.

 

[Phat Eagle]

Haven't handled g-code, but I own multiple Bladetechs. LOVE THEM...

 

[Branwilder]

I use a g-code for my glock, and just picked up a bladetech for my 1911. Hands down the g-code is better quality. I will be ordering a 1911 version in the near future.

 

[CZ85Combat]

Totally different product. One is high en with an high end price.
G code is something!
The guys at Millbrook Canada used them. Very well made

 

[Redbearded1]

Totally different product. One is high en with an high end price.
G code is something!
The guys at Millbrook Canada used them. Very well made

I really don't see much difference in price. $24 dollars isn't significant enough to lead me one way or the other.

 

[Redbearded1]

Haven't handled g-code, but I own multiple Bladetechs. LOVE THEM...

I actually have 2 bladetechs. One came in a kit that was a drop let with a teklok and a Drop and offset adapter. That's what I use now with my S&W E-series because it works well with my battle belt setup and it fits the railed gun. I also have a dark earth drop leg for a 1911 that bolts to the leg panel and does not fit my S&W. My only gripe is that both holsters are for a standard 1911 and one fits my rail gun, the other does not.

I want to get a holster that works with a light.I'm just not sure if I should stay on the bladetech train or go with another system.

 

[thenewbieglockguy]

I like my bladetechs. Never give me problems and always a smooth draw.

 

[arcticcathonda]

I love the modularity of the G-Code RTI wheel system. They are my got to holsters.

 

[Recce21]

GCode all the way. 100%.

 

[mebiuspower]

Bladetech and Gcode in the same sentence... Lol

 

[CZ85Combat]

I really don't see much difference in price. $24 dollars isn't significant enough to lead me one way or the other.

Then it's G-code all the way!
I use a bladetech for my X5 in IPSC and it's good for that.
I woudn't use it for 3 guns.

 

[knnhj]

Then it's G-code all the way!
I use a bladetech for my X5 in IPSC and it's good for that.
I woudn't use it for 3 guns.

I plan to try some 3 gun this year, why would the bladetech not work?

 

[subneural]

GCode all the way. 100%.

Any G-Code dealers in Canada?

 

[yohann160]

Order from them directly and wait 6 weeks like the rest of us = )

 

[reddog9x19]

I own a BladeTech for my 1911A1...so far, so good...