Suggestions on conceal holster?

[Tribal]

I have a Glock 27 that I am looking for a conceal and carry holster. I would welcome any opinions on what is a great brand as far as ease of carry and concealment yet easy to draw. I was thinking a pancake style. Any suggestions?
Thanks

[TScottW99]

I have been carrying a Glock 27 for the last year in a Sidearmor IWB (inside the waist band) 4th Generation. It's the best holster I have ever owned. Carries the weapon very secure to my side, comfortable to wear, and hides the gun extremley well.

http://www.sidearmor.com/cart/catalo...ation_IWB.html

Of course each person is differn't and will like something differnt. I also carry in an OWB (outside the waistband) during the colder months when I'm wearing a jacket. Blade Tech makes a very good OWB holster.

The Sidearmor though gets worn the most because I'm a t-shirt wearing kind of guy and the holster hides it well with a t-shirt.

[hunter338]

I carry a Bianchi Pancake style with my Sig Sauer, and kimber 45 cal.

After the breakin they are really nice to use/ carry.

Thats what I like.

hunter338

[Swampdog]

Not trying to change the subject ,But The guy that gave us our C.C.W. instruction class had a holster that looked like a small wallet witha a hole for your finger in it.I can't remember what kind of .22 was in it but it was really sneaky looking .It looked to be about 3"X 3" .Also he said you would have to pay an extra $50 or $100 bucks just to carry that kind of holster.I have to admit if you handed somebody your wallet they were in for a rude awakening.

[rick_reno]

The only holster I've found that will conceal my 5 inch 1911 is one from Milt Sparks. They're expensive and you have to wait - but it's worth it.

[bugsNbows]

Here is a suggestion. Go to www.GlockTalk.com and do a search. There are zillions of threads regarding CCW holsters etc. Probably every make/model has followers along with pros and cons. Good luck.