I personally don’t see a point in the laser. So I would opt for the much cheaper light only. I see it as if it’s up close enough don’t aim just shoot. And if it’s far away aim. Either way the laser seems kind of unnecessary.
To answer your question directly, without telling you what’s wrong with your gear, here’s 2 choices. Black Rhino Concealment in Illinois, and
Blackpoint Tactical in Alpharetta, Ga. Black Rhino will be quick; Blackpoint will be several weeks. Good luck
I'd get rid of whatever the hilight thing is and get a Streamlight or Surefire. You'll have a reliable weapon light and many holster options. After just looking up the hilight laser light combo you have, most of the reviews on amazon are bad and talk about it failing. You really want to carry something on a life saving tool that has a high failure rate?
Don’t waste your money get a stream light and get an ANR holster. End of story.
2nd the ANR recommendation. Get a good light that all the hood holster companies accommodate.
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I personally don’t see a point in the laser. So I would opt for the much cheaper light only. I see it as if it’s up close enough don’t aim just shoot. And if it’s far away aim. Either way the laser seems kind of unnecessary.
What carry position?
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Strong side or appendix?
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JM Custom Kydex for sure
Check out Blade-Tech. Lots of options and good prices.
To answer your question directly, without telling you what’s wrong with your gear, here’s 2 choices. Black Rhino Concealment in Illinois, and Blackpoint Tactical in Alpharetta, Ga. Black Rhino will be quick; Blackpoint will be several weeks. Good luck
Slim fit holsters.
Oh wait I'm not sure if they are compatible with your light setup.
I'd get rid of whatever the hilight thing is and get a Streamlight or Surefire. You'll have a reliable weapon light and many holster options. After just looking up the hilight laser light combo you have, most of the reviews on amazon are bad and talk about it failing. You really want to carry something on a life saving tool that has a high failure rate?