looks terrible for concealment

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Yeah, that would require a big coat. Look for an inside-the-pants style holster.

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Horrible choice for a concealment holster. You should really look for a pancake style of a hip-pack holster. This site has a few good choices. http://www.securityprousa.com

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That belt clip would hold your holster way off your belt, which means that you would have a very hard plastic holster as well as a hard gun jabbing you in the side as well as your pants sticking out like four inches. Definitely look for a pancake holster. They might not look as cool, but remember, they're not supposed to. They're concealed.

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This is more for open carry.

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Not for concealment, but for any situation where you feel as though someone would take it away from you this is the way to go. You have to press the button to allow the gun out of the holster and it is near impossible to rip out. It is also surprisingly comfortable.

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Super comfortable option, and it's actually pretty concealable in the right weather (ie, cold). Overall though, pancake holster is definitely he way to go for most modern semi-autos.

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That's not a concealed holster...try looking at in the waist band holsters

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That's a Blackhawk Serpa. I have one and it only works for concealment under a coat. For my every day carry Glock I use a Crossbreed Supertuck. The leather makes it comfortable and quiet, and the kydex shell provides excellent retention and holds open for re-holstering.

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I agree with Brent. Holsters all depend on whats going in them! I carry a Kahr CW9 inside a 3Speed "belly band" type holster almost everyday. Works great for deep concealment. I also have the comp-tac MTAC which is one of my favorites as well. I have lately been making my own kydex holsters.

The top three I would look into would be Comp-tac, Crossbread, or Raven. Good luck!

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