[fishhunter828]

I'm waiting for my K&D holster to get here, but I need a non-expensive one that's relatively nice to get me by until mid October, and I was thinking about the Galco Stow-n-Go. Has anyone had any experience with this holster?

Oh, and it'd be for a Rossi 461 revolver with a 2" barrel. And right now I have an Uncle Mike's IWB holster thats a size 36, but it fits kina weird on me.

[rdrancher]

I could not get the clip to work with my Mernickle belt. The hook was not wide enough.

I'd check the fit on your belt and go from there.

rd

[The Lone Haranguer]

It is what it is, an inexpensive holster for occasional, light duty or temporary use. I have my doubts about how long the plastic clip will hold up over time, but it has been OK so far. On the plus side, it has a degree of rigidity, unlike most holsters in its price range which are made of soft leather that collapses.

[Guns and more]

I find the Don Hulme IWB's to work well for the money. Check through Gunner's Alley.

[spwenger]

...with that particular model, my observation of the few Galco holster I have seen on my students, plus one report from a friend, is that they have not allowed a full firing grip while the handgun is still holstered. I would advise checking that before spending the money. (Unlike most holsters of better quality, Galco holsters can often be found on the racks of some of the larger guns stores.)