Recent content by gunnersalley

That's some nice looking leather and some darn good pics as well. As much as I like kydex for certain situations, it just lacks the aesthetics and beauty of leather IMHO.

Hello, If you are interested, both Don Hume and FIST produce a number of LH holsters with Thumb breaks. My wife is a lefty, so I can certainly relate to the difficulty in finding holsters.

Some excellent suggestions have been made, and I'll add to the list with a suggestion to check out the FIST line of kydex holsters. FIST uses a very thin form of kydex that results in very thin, light IWB holsters. Here's a link for more info: FIST Holsters Although most of pics are of...

P95Carry, Can you share a little more info on what type of frames you are looking for?

I'll throw out a suggestion to consider checking out the FIST line of pocket holsters in either kydex or leather. I carry a P-32 nearly everyday in a FIST K-5 kydex model, and don't have any problems with concealment, presentation, or comfort. If you have an interest, here's a link for more...

Carbine Kid, I didn't check out the referenced posts above so this info may have already been relayed to you. I apologize if it has, but I wanted t let you know that FIST holsters makes all the holsters in their line to fit the Steyr M and S series. Here's a link to the FIST on our site...

Highland Ranger, I'm fairly certain that FIST Holsters can make any holster in their line to fit this weapon with a 3" barrel. They do holsters for nearly every S&W revolver frame. Here's a link to the FIST on our site for more info: FIST Holsters If you like, I'll be glad to check...

Series 70, I wanted to follow-up and see if you ever got your ESS RX carrier ground down? If so, did that take care of the distortion issue that you were experiencing?

I'm not sure what your working budget may be, but you might also want to consider checking out the ESS line of shooting glasses that we carry. Although a little higher priced than most budget lines, ESS offers an excellent value for the money with some nice bells and whistles. You can read...

garrettwc, I apologize for not responding sooner, but we were working a local gun show this weekend. Regarding your question, customer feedback and response has been excellent. Both my partner and I shoot with the ESS, and he wears then nearly everyday as his normal sunglasses. Neither...

OH25shooter, I wanted to follow-up and let you know that I spoke with an optometrist about the bi and tri question you posted above. According to the information that he provided (after being shown the ESS glasses and RX carrier), the RX carrier will accept both a bi or tri focaled lens...

OH25Shooter, Actually the RX inserts will accept bi's, but I'm not sure about tri's. We've got customer's who had their eyecare folks put bi-focal lenses in the RX carrier, and then go shoot away. Although I feel comfortable that we've probably got some tri-focaled customer's using them...

Although Oakley makes a great pair of shooting glasses, you might also want to check out a line of shooting glasses that we carry called ESS. They have some excellent features (including an optional prescription insert) at a significantly lower price. They come standard with 3 different...

Larryw, My pleasure. My partner and I both wear the ESS glasses, and found them to be very durable. The lenses have done very well also. Last week, my partner's ESS took a hit from an ejected .45 casing. No scratches or marks on the lens at all. Please let us know if you have any...

I thought I've give my 2 cents worth, but don't want it to come off as a sales pitch. I've got some older style Wiley X models, and we (the company) looked at the Wiley X line (including the Sabres) as a possible addition to our store. Although I liked them very much, we prefer the ESS ICE...