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Just recently received my Alien Gear Cloak Tuck 3.0. I have a 2.0 for a PT111 G2 and have enjoyed carrying it for over a year. After purchasing my VP40, I dug around and couldn't find any IWB holster options for under $60. Alien Gear has options for the VP9 but not the 40. I purchased the VP9 option regardless, and the VP40 still fits perfectly. The new material on the 3.0 is really nice as well. It's got a textured grippy feel to it and minimizes some of the wriggle room that I had on the 2.0. The 3.0 material does a great job of keeping the firearm snug while still allowing for quick drawing and re-holstering. It's a composite rubber-ish mix that looks like it'll hold up well. Thought I'd share this little tidbit for anyone still looking for VP40 holster options!

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From my understanding the shells don't change. You could buy a 1.0 and use the shell on a 3.0. I had a Zorn holster for an old Glock 36. I don't think the kydex on either the Alien Gear or Zorn was too abrasive. As for comparison between the 2.0 and 3.0, I think the 3.0 is more robust. Flexibility between the two seems to remain the same. My 2.0 formed a good curve shape not long after I first got it, and I think the 3.0 will do the same. The leather-ish material on the 2.0 was slick and allows for an extremely easy draw/ re-holster. The new material on the 3.0 has a texture to it which gives some more resistance when drawing/ re-holstering. I'm sure I could minimize this if I played with the retention, but I like the amount of retention I currently have. I like the secure fit. I definitely see the 3.0 lasting way longer than the 2.0. Comfort and fit, the two are both extremely comfortable. I am 5'8/ 153lbs, with a 30in waist. I carry right at the 4/5 o'clock position and have no issues whatsoever. Shorts, pants, or even a Speedo...the 3.0 does a great job of both concealing the full sized HK while making it nearly unnoticed. So my recommendation would be to purchase the 3.0 if you have the money. If not, just stick with the 2.0 because it takes care of the job just as well. One final note: my 2.0 neoprene backing began flaking away after a year and some change of carrying it. I called Alien Gear and they sent me a new backing and parts kit with no questions asked.

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