Getting ready for A Girl and a Gun… Getting ready for A Girl and a Gun Conference and needed a new holster in a hurry. Comp-tac helped me out and sent what I needed right away. Great service

Comp-Tac Revolver Holsters Comp-Tac is still a reliable source for high-quality competition revolver holsters. Fast production and shipping Good price for a great product. Highly recommend.

The Best Level III in the Market I have to say that I have been with two primary holster companies for over 20 years during my military service. I was used to the level 3 retention holsters that I was issued, but after purchasing the level 3 holsters from Comptac, how I see holsters has wholly changed. At every level, the comptac level 3 is superior to the competition. I only wished for a Cordura wrap option for the holsters, which I did myself in Multicam. I recommend this holster to all of my soldiers every time they ask. Great product, guys!

Great carry holster Have used a variety of IWB holders over the years. The Ultra Max is a favorite. I’ve preferred their competition holsters so wanted to try an EDC.

Weak hood spring with optics cover… There was a notice on the website about expecting a delay in orders up to 10 days. After 15 days I had to email to check on order status. After an additional delay in shipping I received my holster. In one of CompTac’s YouTube videos detailing and introducing the CT3 holster, Gordon Carroll the HSG GM, makes a point of the holster hood making an audible “CLICK” when released. My holster has an optics cover and when the hood is released, the hood does not “click” open nor does it open completely. If the optics cover is not closed, the hood will open fully. I believe the spring in the hood is too weak for both the hood and optics cover. This makes me concerned regarding longevity, if the spring is weak now, how will the hood and optics cover release fully years from now?