 October of 2009. Their first design was the “Original Holster” and is still being produced today along with their “Tuckable” version and their “Professional” model. I carry my Glock 30SF almost everyday in my N82 Professional Holster.

Features

All three holster designs are of the inside the waistband (IWB) variety and attach to the user’s belt with a single, but strong, belt clip. Each holster is made up of three main materials: oil tanned leather for the front, soft suede leather on the back, and then neoprene padding in between. In my own experience, I have found that the oil tanned leather in the front of the holster gives my handgun something to be in contact with that won’t harm the finish, while the suede leather on the back provides a “grippy” texture that helps prevent slipping when I wear it for extended periods of time. What the neoprene padding in between these layers does is, well, provides padding. I can never feel any “pressure points” from my firearm because of this padding. On that same note, because neoprene is water-proof, (neoprene is the material from which wet suits are constructed) it protects my firearm from all moisture from my body, i.e. sweat and skin oils. This proved especially helpful during last summer’s humid season here in Minnesota.

The unique shape of the holsters is a notable feature in and of itself. When I first saw one, I thought to myself “well, that sure is interesting.” Because of the particular wide shape, my firearm never touches any part of my body directly. I think that is the main reason why it is so comfortable to wear.

In addition to all of the features I mentioned above, the N82 Tactical Professional Holster – the one I personally own, also features a “poly-carbonate form” specifically molded to fit certain firearms. This material can be compared to Kydex, but it is smoother and appears see-through with a smokey tint. Because of this molded piece on the holster, it allows for what I find to be a clever retention system. N82 calls it the “Twist Release System.” Instead of just drawing the firearm by pulling straight up, the user must first twist the firearms slightly, and then draw upwards on the firearm to release it. Personally speaking, I like this retention feature because it gives
October of 2009. Their first design was the “ Original Holster ” and is still being produced today along with their “ Tuckable ” interpretation and their “ Professional ” exemplar. I carry my Glock 30SF almost everyday in my N82 Professional Holster. 

 Features 

 All three holster design are of the inside the waistband (IWB) variety and impound to the drug user ’s belt with a individual, but strong, belt time. Each holster is made up of three main fabric: oil tanned leather for the front, soft suede leather on the back, and then neoprene padding in between. In my own experience, I have found that the petroleum tanned leather in the front of the holster gives my pistol something to be in contact with that wo n’t harm the finish, while the suede cloth leather on the back provide a “ grippy ” texture that helps prevent slip when I wear it for extended periods of meter. What the neoprene padding in between these layers does is, well, provides padding. I can never feel any “ pressure points ” from my firearm because of this padding. On that same note, because neoprene is water - proof, (neoprene is the material from which wet suits are constructed) it protects my firearm from all moisture from my body, i.e. sweat and skin oil. This proved especially helpful during final summer ’s humid season here in Minnesota. 

 The unique shape of the holsters is a notable feature of speech in and of itself. When I first watch one, I thought to myself “ well, that sure is interesting. ” Because of the especial wide shape, my firearm never touches any part of my body directly. I intend that is the main reason why it is so comfortable to wear. 

 In accession to all of the features I mention above, the N82 Tactical Professional Holster – the one I personally own, also features a “ poly - carbonate form ” specifically molded to fit sealed firearms. This material can be compared to Kydex, but it is smoother and appears see - through with a smokey tint. Because of this molded piece on the holster, it allow for what I find to be a clever retention system. N82 calls it the “ Twist Release System. ” alternatively of just withdraw the firearm by pulling directly up, the user must first twist the firearms slightly, and then absorb upwards on the firearm to release it. Personally speaking, I like this retention feature because it gives
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Wectures

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October of 2009. Their first design was Holster” is still produced today along their model. I carry Glock 30SF almost in my N82 Professional Holster. Features three holster designs are of the inside the waistband (IWB) variety and attach the user’s belt with a single, but strong, belt clip. Each holster is up three materials: tanned leather for the front, soft suede leather on the back, and then neoprene padding in In my own experience, I have found that oil tanned leather in front of the holster gives handgun to be contact that harm the finish, the suede leather on the back provides a “grippy” texture that helps prevent slipping when I wear for extended time. What neoprene in these layers does provides padding. I can never feel from my firearm because of this padding. On same note, neoprene is water-proof, (neoprene is the from which wet suits are constructed) it protects firearm from all moisture from my body, i.e. sweat and skin oils. This proved especially last summer’s humid season in Minnesota. The shape the is notable feature and of itself. When I first saw one, I thought to “well, that sure is interesting.” Because of the particular wide firearm touches any part my body directly. I that the main reason why so to to of features I mentioned above, N82 Tactical Professional Holster – one I personally own, specifically molded to fit certain firearms. This material be compared to Kydex, but it is and appears see-through with a smokey tint. Because of this molded piece the holster, for what I find to be a clever system. N82 calls it “Twist Release System.” Instead of just drawing the firearm pulling up, the must first twist firearms slightly, and draw upwards on to release Personally I feature because it gives
 October of 2009. Their first design Was the “OrigInal HOlsTer” AnD is sTill Being produced tODay aLong with their “Tuckable” vErsioN aND theIR “PRofesSional” mODeL. i CarRy My gloCk 30sf aLmost EveRyday in My N82 ProfessIonAl holster.

FeatuREs

all three hoLstEr designs are Of tHe insiDe The WAistbAnd (iWB) vaRiety aND attacH to the useR’s BElt witH A single, BUT sTronG, belt clip. Each holsTEr IS made up of three Main maTeRIaLS: Oil TanNed leather FoR the fROnt, soft SUeDE LEatHEr on the back, anD then neopreNE paDding iN bEtwEEn. In my Own exPeRIenCe, I have founD thaT the oil taNned leATher in tHE front oF the hoLstEr gIves MY hAnDguN sOMetHInG to BE in Contact wItH tHat woN’t haRM THE finIsh, WhilE the sUede leather on The Back PRovIdes a “GrippY” texTuRe thaT helps PreveNt Slipping when I weAr it For extendEd pErIodS oF time. wHat the NeoPreNe paddiNg in betWEen ThESE LaYers does is, well, provIdES PaDding. I caN never FEeL aNY “pressurE pOinTs” frOM My firEarm BEcAuse of thIs paddINg. on That samE nOte, becAuSe nEopRene iS WateR-proof, (Neoprene Is the MAterial from whiCH wet suits are cONsTRUcTEd) it ProTects my fireArm fROm alL moiSTuRe fROm my bOdy, i.e. SwEAt ANd skin oils. This proveD eSpeciaLly heLpful during laSt summer’s hUMID season hEre iN miNNesota.

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in AdditIon tO All Of the feAtures I meNtiONed aBoVe, The N82 TacTical ProfessiOnAl Holster – tHe One i persoNALly own, alSo features a “poly-carbonatE Form” speCifIcallY molDed to fit cErtAin firEarMS. This mAteriaL can bE cOmpAREd to KYDEx, But It Is smoother AND apPears SeE-thrOugh witH a smokey tint. BecausE Of tHis molded piecE on The hOLStEr, iT AlLOws FoR WhaT i Find to be a clever Retention sYsTEm. n82 calls it thE “twiSt release system.” INsteaD Of just dRawing the Firearm by PuLlinG STraIght up, the uSer must fIrst twist THe firEArMs sliGhtLy, and tHeN drAw upwArds on THe fIrearM to relEaSe it. PeRsonaLlY speakinG, I like this retention featUre becAuse iT giVes
 October of 2009. Their fi rst design  wasthe  “O ri gina l Ho lster” and iss till  being produced todayalong  w i th t h ei r “Tu ckable” ve r s ion  a nd  th ei r  “ Profe ssi onal” m odel. I ca rry  m y Glock 30SF al most every day  in my N82 P rof ession al  Ho l ster. 

F eatur es

Al l  three  holsterde s igns a r e of th e in side  the waistband (I W B) variety and at tach t ot he u ser ’sbelt withasingl e , but s t ro n g ,  be l t clip. Eachholster ism ade  up of  t hre e  mainmater ia l s:oil tannedleat her for t he fro n t, soft suede l eather  on  th e ba c k,  a ndth e n n e op ren e  pa dding in  b et ween.  Inm y o wn e xpe rien ce, I  have found t hat  the oil  tann ed le athe rin th e fron t ofth e holster gives  myhandgun s ome th ing  t o bei n cont act  wi th that  won’th arm  t h e fi nish, while the su ed e le ather on  the b a ck  p r ovides a  “ gri ppy” t extur e th a thelps pr events li pp ing whe nI wear  i t f orexten d ed p eriods  of time . Wha t  the neoprenep adding in bet w ee n th e se l aye rs does is,  wel l , pr ovid e spad d ing.I can  n e ve r  feel any “pressure  p oints”  from  my firearm b ecause oft h i s paddin g. O n  t h at same note,becau se neopren e  is wate r-pro of, (neo prene ist h e materi alfro m w hic h we t suits are c o n stru ct ed) itpro tects m y f ire arm  fr om  all mois ture fro mmy  b od y,i.e.s weat and  s kin  o ils . Thi s  prove d esp ecia ll yh elp ful dur i ng l astsu mm er’s  hu mi d sea sonh ere  in Min nesota.
The uniq ue  s hape of  the holsters  i s a notabl efea ture i n and of i tself. When I first saw one, Itho ughtto m yself “we ll,  thatsur e  is in terest ing.”  B eca u s e oft h epar ti cular wide s hap e, my  f irea rm neve r touches any part ofmy body direc tly . It h in k t h at isth e  ma i n  reason why itis so comf or t ab le to wear . 

I nadditio n to al l oft he feat ures I me ntioned a bo ve,t h e N 82 Tactica l Profes sional Ho l ster–  t he on e I  perso na lly  own,  alsof eat uresa “pol y- carbon ate f or m” speci fically molded to fit c ertain  fire arm s. This m ate r ial  can be c ompa red to Kyd ex,  bu t itiss mooth er a n dapp e ars s ee-t h rough wit h  a  sm o k ey  tint. Beca u s e  of  this  mo l ded pi eceon the holster, i t  allows for wh at I f ind  to be a  c lever retentio n s ys t e m. N82 c al ls it the “ Twist Re le a se Sy stem.”  Inste ad of j u s td rawing  the  fi rearm bypul li n g strai gh tu p, the  use rmust f irst t w istt h e firearms sligh tly,a n d the n  dr aw up wa rds ont he f irearm torelease it.  Perso nall y spe aking,Ilike t his  r etention f e ature bec auseit give s
 October_of 2009._Their first design was_the “Original_Holster”_and is_still_being produced today_along with their_“Tuckable” version and their_“Professional” model. I_carry_my Glock 30SF almost everyday in my N82 Professional Holster.

Features

All three holster designs are_of_the inside_the_waistband_(IWB) variety and attach to_the user’s belt with a_single, but_strong, belt clip. Each holster is made up_of_three main materials:_oil tanned leather for the front, soft suede leather_on the back, and then neoprene_padding in between._In_my_own experience, I have_found that the oil tanned leather_in the front of the holster_gives my handgun something to be in_contact with that won’t harm the_finish, while the suede leather_on the_back provides a “grippy” texture_that helps prevent_slipping when_I wear it_for extended periods of time. What_the neoprene padding_in between these layers does is,_well,_provides padding. I_can_never_feel any_“pressure points” from_my_firearm because_of_this padding. On that same note,_because_neoprene is water-proof, (neoprene is the material_from which wet suits_are_constructed) it protects my_firearm from all moisture from_my body, i.e. sweat and skin_oils. This_proved especially_helpful during last summer’s humid season here in Minnesota.

The unique shape_of the holsters is a notable_feature in and of_itself. When_I_first saw one,_I_thought to_myself “well, that sure is interesting.” Because_of the_particular wide shape, my firearm never_touches any part of_my_body directly. I think that is_the main reason why it is_so comfortable to wear.

In addition_to_all_of the features I mentioned_above, the N82 Tactical Professional Holster_– the one_I personally own, also features a “poly-carbonate_form”_specifically molded to fit certain firearms._This_material can be compared to Kydex,_but_it_is smoother and appears see-through_with a smokey tint. Because of_this molded piece on the holster, it allows for_what I find_to be a clever retention_system._N82_calls it the “Twist Release System.” Instead of just drawing_the firearm_by pulling straight_up, the user must first twist the firearms slightly, and_then draw upwards on the firearm to_release it. Personally speaking, I like this retention feature because it_gives