What do you all like for a holster for a semi-auto?

Gun is question is a CZ 75. I'm open to suggestions and photos are a bonus.

Kydex is the only thing I'll buy anymore. I have had leather and I still have a horse hide, but the Kydex is all I ever use. The Kydex has a "lock" feeling when you are holstering and unholstering. I carry everyday and I would buy a Blade Tech again, and Kydex is cheap compared to everything else.

What kind of holster?

I have a lot of CZ's, and a lot of holsters... I prefer the Bladetechs if talking anything not concealed.

Need one?

I've tried Galco for leather which I liked but now use a Blackhawk Serpa paddle for my G36. I've tried shoulder holsters vertical and horizontal and like the vertical better. I like the paddle the best cause the easy on easy off.

J-Hon,

I was thinking of a paddle type, OWB.

Let me know what you have and prices if you want, PM is fine.

thanks.....Jeff

How about Fobus, anyone have any experience with one?

I have the non secure type fobus which ain't bad but I wouldn't want to wrestle around with a weapon in one. I used the hell out of a few Serpa's on deployments and really like them, though I have broke two paddles. Both times I was kitted out strapped into a MRAP. Thinking the armour pushing down, the seat belts and hard seats where to much. If you're all geared out and want a leg holster the safariland is tough, can be shifted around and keeps you shit out of the dirt (kinda). But for cool factor leather is it.

Blade techs are supposed to be nice though I've never used one.

On deployments we make fun of the guys with shoulder holsters. Seems you can directly graph the relationship between never leaving the wire and wearing hodgy made shoulder holsters.

Laffin...The shoulder rigs always remind me of Miami Vice....

There are better for not much more.

Yeah I think the Fobus frankly sucks.....

The paddles are easy to take on/off, but I'm still into belt-fastened setups myself. I think they are generally more secure, thereby giving me a better draw.

Bladetech has a pretty awesome setup called the Tek Lok which basically is a snap:

http://www.blade-tech.com/Tek-Lok-Utility-Belt-Clip-Large-pr-841.html

I'm running that on nearly all my belt mounted stuff, and dig the hell out of it. I don't feel it's really much if any harder to take on/off than a paddle, and it's stout as can be.