Holster recommendation for CZ SP01 Shadow

[Christin]

Can anyone recommend a holster for CZ SP01 Shadow?

 

[Trinimon]

For just plinking around the range or for shooting matches? IDPA? IPSC?

 

[justmessing]

Recommending Solely Canadian before 6 more guys show up, recommending Solely Canadian

 

[Paul_T]

Recommending Solely Canadian before 6 more guys show up, recommending Solely Canadian

Website says their lead time is 6-8 weeks....

Common holster though, perhaps they have them in stock.

Otherwise = Blade-Tech

 

[justmessing]

Website says their lead time is 6-8 weeks....

Common holster though, perhaps they have them in stock.

Otherwise = Blade-Tech

I’m not sure if Tim keeps stock. I’m fairly sure it’s a 2 person show, he handles production and his wife handles paperwork, so you’re money is literally going towards a Canadian ‘mom & pop shop’

 

[Christin]

I’m a newbie so for now it would mostly be for the range. I might consider competing in the future though

 

[Still alive]

I’m a newbie so for now it would mostly be for the range. I might consider competing in the future though

Newbie or not, if you have the funds, get a proper holster, mag carriers and gun belt. Don’t buy one size fits all, Nylon, Fobus or Blackhawk Serpas. You won’t outgrow a well made holster unless you sell the gun. Another Solely Canadian fan. Bladetech is also popular.

 

[Trinimon]

I’m a newbie so for now it would mostly be for the range. I might consider competing in the future though

I'd cast my vote for BladeTech and DAA PDR Pro holsters.

 

[wasrupzuk]

I’m a big fan of the Ghost “the one” holster and DAA racer pouches (the plastic ones).

 

[Trinimon]

I’m a big fan of the Ghost “the one” holster and DAA racer pouches (the plastic ones).

+1 on those DAA Racer pouches.

 

[4n2t0]

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[trailskinpat]

I love the Soley Canadian products for their fit and function but would not recommend them to a new handgun owner with a CZ SP-01 . They fit right tight to the waist which would be great for a lighter striker fired polymer , typical daily concealed carry ( which rules most of us out ) or for experienced handgun competition shooters. A new shooter with a heavy steel hammer fired handgun would probably be better off with a Bladetech , Comptac or similar holster for easy efficient access. A solid belt ( 1 3/4” ) will be a must to prevent the Shadow from flopping around like a framing hammer at a carpenters obstical course race.

 

[jimbo14]

I have a Blade-Tech DOH for my Shadow and it works well. The drop offset hanger, (after a heat gun mod for me), is fine for IPSC, and I can remove that part for IDPA. Good way to get into the game to try both. You may want a different holster if you get seriously into these sports.