Open class comp holsters

what are folks running as far as holsters in open class for idpa?

I am a loyal safariland guy and would like to use
http://www.holsters.com/competition/holsters/model013.asp

i have seen some pretty skimpy holsters like the double alpha and limcat's but i would be to scared to run them lol thats all i need is for my gun to fall off and get DQ'ed

yea i ment uspsa.. to many acronyms floating around in my head today.

That would work for you Beladran. Open class is pretty much almost anything goes and that one does. Run whatcha brung... Mostly try to have some fun....

Safariland 013 is fine. You don't see a ton of them but I don't think it would hinder you in any way and if that is what you would like to use, go for it.

There are a lot of good options out there now. The CR Speed is expensive but very popular and for good reason. Very adjustable in every conceivable way, solid platform, nice draw. I had one and really liked it. The only reason I changed is that I wanted to be able to use one belt rig for open and limited without any adjustment, and later with the 5" and 6" limited guns likewise without any changes. This meant no muzzle cup/platform, which the CR (as well as the Safariland) has. I use an older pinned Ghost and have used it for years. It's like the Double Alpha and Limcat in that it is pretty skimpy. It is very solid though and can be drawn from locked position, literally while handing upside down if need be, with little if any loss in draw speed. If there is ever a seated or awkward start position, I always start with it locked because your leg can cause the gun to come loose if it is not locked. On any stage, I try to get my hand on the gun as soon as possible after the buzzer.

I haven't played with a Double Alpha but I am not a big fan of the Limcat. When I played with one, I was unable to get the gun as solid as I like it, meaning when you hand comes down to the gun to get a grip, the gun would move or rock just a little bit. It was enough to annoy me. Maybe some more adjustment could have fixed it, but I couldn't figure out how in my limited time with it. The Double Alpha claims that it is solid and doesn't rock, for what its worth. I think the newer (no pin) ghosts don't rock much, if any, but I know the old discontinued pinned models don't. The only downside is the gun has to have a hole in the triggerguard for the pin.

I use a super ghost with my limited rig that I bought from tom at action shooting supply. And if you're a lefty like me won't have to wait bc he has them in stock.

I use a ghost holster with my limited gun and love it. Not sure about the 013, but the 012 I had when I shot a Caspian was not something I would recommend. It does not have a sure lock like some of the others. It does have a tension screw, but I prefer to have a lock. Between shooting stages at a USPSA match, there is alot of bending over reseting steel and lots of other chances for your firearm to fall out if your not careful. Just my .02