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Got my CHP today...
Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 17:36:42
by mk4
Total time from submission of SP-248 to issuance of CHP:
22 calendar days.
Greene County Circuit Court. Very efficient and pleasant public service. I made sure to tell them how I appreciated their work. Can't hurt to reinforce the 'good', right?
Going forward, I'm considering a Sig P239/.357, IWB @ the 4 o'clock position. I love my P229R and shoot both .40 and .357 out of it well with a slight edge to the latter, but it feels a bit wide for IWB. I've seen great reviews and much loyalty for the Milt Sparks VM2, but the wait of close to 6 months is painful. So... I'd appreciate anyone's input on similar quality alternatives. Personal experiences will be greatly appreciated!
Cheers!
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 18:01:02
by ProShooter
A MIlt Sparks is a great holster, but the $$ and wait are too much for me.
I carry IWB in a Rocketman Holsterworks kydex holster and I love it.
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 18:04:17
by allingeneral
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 20:20:20
by mk4
ProShooter wrote:A MIlt Sparks is a great holster, but the $$ and wait are too much for me.
I carry IWB in a Rocketman Holsterworks kydex holster and I love it.
thanks!
i think i'm going to order the low rider in the morning.
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 20:21:13
by mk4
thanks!

Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:08:16
by mk4
mk4 wrote:ProShooter wrote:A MIlt Sparks is a great holster, but the $$ and wait are too much for me.
I carry IWB in a Rocketman Holsterworks kydex holster and I love it.
thanks!
i think i'm going to order the low rider in the morning.
forgot to ask... is yours tuckable? there isn't a lot of info on the website.
thx!
p.s. are *you* teaching the sept cc class in ashland?
Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:10:00
by CDRGlock
The most comfortable Holsters that I have tried are the Supertuck.
Lifetime NRA Member
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:15:34
by smltooner
Congrats on the CHP.
I use a Comp-Tac paddle holster. Am very pleased with it, very comfortable, and production time right now is only 2 days.
http://www.comp-tac.com/catalog.php?osC ... lnt6poos83
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:39:07
by sasquatch
Congrats.Finally got off my butt last week and applied for mine.Let's see if I can beat 22 days LOL.
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 17:11:38
by CCFan
Congrats!

Now, go forth and carry!
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 07:23:25
by TBob
You don't have to wait 5 months for a VM2. On
Milt Sparks' ordering page here, towards the bottom are listed 3 dealers who stock their holsters. I contacted Allan Yoast and got a VM2 for a 4" M1911 in just a few days. A friend of mine did the same on my recommendation and got another one in about a month. If you want the real thing rather than an imitation, contact Allan. I've worn one VM2 for over a decade and it's obvious that this holster will easily outlast me.
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 07:33:22
by mk4
thx for the tip.
i'll email him and see if he's got one for my sig p239.
i had checked the other two dealers previously, but they always seemed to be 'out of stock'.
Re: Got my CHP today...
Posted: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 16:19:13
by jnojr
mk4 wrote: I've seen great reviews and much loyalty for the Milt Sparks VM2, but the wait of close to 6 months is painful. So... I'd appreciate anyone's input on similar quality alternatives. Personal experiences will be greatly appreciated!
I've been happy with
Wild Bill's Concealment holsters. I have an OWB paddle for my SIG P226 and clip-on IWBs for my 1911, G23, and .357 snubbie. I get them at the Chantilly gun show and always get a good price!