[drmajor]

I'm getting a Ruger GP100 6" and will need a holster for it.

I don't like the hard plastic type as I feel they will scratch it. __?

Suggestions?

[RugerDoug]

Check out www.simplyrugged.com

[SavageMOA]

I just bought a 6" GP100 as well, and had a hard time finding a good holster. I'd like to refer you to www.cowboyneeds.com

Don't let the name fool you. They don't just deal in cowboy style holsters. I'd gone to them before when I had trouble finding a holster for my Beretta Neos and they had just what I needed.

The one I chose for my GP100 is a nice nylon holster with a cloth "inside." I love it. It fits perfectly, nice and snug without "holding onto" the gun. I chose the R6 model under the nylon tab.

P.S. The people at cowboyneeds are some of the nicest people you'll ever do business with.

[jbauch357]

I would suggest a good Galco or Kramer leather holster. Having a heavy duty properly formed holster makes it a lot more pleasant to carry a big heavy revolver.

[tguil]

Uncle Mike's hip and vertical shoulder holsters work for me.

Tom

[Quoheleth]

I bought an Uncle Mikes, size 3, #8103-2 (LH) for the sole purpose of carrying my GP161 while hunting. I will offer no argument that leather or other holsters are better. However, as I hunt almost as often as SE Texas gets snow, my $20 investment fits my needs. I imagine repeated drawing from the holster will quickly wear the bluing from the barrel, as it is a snug fit, but again - for the occcasional trip to the woods, it's sufficient.

Q

[almostfree]

I'll add a second vote for Simply Rugged. Or if you are looking for something different try El Paso Saddlery.

[wnycollector]

another vote for simply rugged. If you are on a tight budget these are not bad for a $25 leather holster. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=268452

[mgregg85]

I've got a 6" GP100 too, I'm gonna order a simply rugged holster after christmas.

http://www.simplyrugged.com/store/img/sourdough_pancake.jpg

Only $60 for the base version, you can add various options and decorations.
http://www.simplyrugged.com/store/index.html