Recommendation for a custom AIWB holster please?

[chaostat]

Also, two things I have found IMPERATIVE for AIWB are:

The ability to tuck the the grip towards the body (Started by CCC and JM Custom, then perfected by RCS Claw)

And the ability to adjust ride height.

 

[Deleted member 79987]

With that set up I would use G-Code. I would add a sponge wedge too because of width at the muzzle.

Here is one of my G-Codes set up with sponge wedge.

Hmm that's interesting how the wedge is positioned on the front of the holster -- to push the entire grip in toward you -- as opposed to others I've seen where there's something out to the right of the holster.

 

[VHinch]

With appendix carry it's all about how the specific holster fits you. Everything on your list and others mentioned are all quality rigs, but at least half of them you'll likely hate just because of how they ride for you. I went through half a dozen before I was finally happy, startingwith the Fricke Archangel because of the number of people I knew that swear by it, and it was my least favorite by far. Just never rode right for me. I liked the JM Custom Kydex, and it actually is my favorite for a couple of guns, but what ended up my favorite was the G Code Incog. Rides exactly perfect, and I carry a full size 1911 in one 10-12 hours a day, 6 days a week.

 

[sheep dog]

These look to be pretty sweet. Has a unique "claw design" built into the holster.
https://llod.us/llod-appendix-carry-holster-the-associate-v2

 

[Deleted member 79987]

These look to be pretty sweet. Has a unique "claw design" built into the holster.
https://llod.us/llod-appendix-carry-holster-the-associate-v2

Yes the built-in claw thing looks good, but the single belt clip is worrisome. A single clip allows the whole thing to wobble from side-side a bit and all the weight is pulling down on that one point.

 

[sheep dog]

Yes the built-in claw thing looks good, but the single belt clip is worrisome. A single clip allows the whole thing to wobble from side-side a bit and all the weight is pulling down on that one point.

Thats what i would think. But Mike (the guy that makes these) says that with his design it is still a stable platform with minimal shifting. I will report back with my experience in a few weeks. Jist ordered one. See how it compares to the tier 1 aegis.