Anyone have experience with JMG Holsters?

[YosemiteSam357]

I was searching for something else on Gunbroker and started seeing these ads for JMG Holsters. A search of various firearms forums turned up nothing, except that the proprietor of this site is a supporting member of another well known site.

Does anyone have any experience with these holsters? They look reasonable, and they're pretty inexpensive, comparatively. I'm looking for an IWB for a lightweight gun (Sig P232), and thought these might be worth a look.

-- Sam

 

[Beatnik]

I'm also interested in knowing if anyone has experience with these. I'll probably end up buying one based solely on the fact that he makes them for the Steyr M.

(I'm beginning to realize that the extra $200 for the Glock 19 is a charge for the ability to find accessories.)

I'm not thrilled with the fact that they are all open-bottomed, and I have an email out to him asking if I could get snap loops instead of punched holes for the belt.

He also seems to be really heavy on the autos - not much revolver love on his site.

You know, for $25 I think I could probably afford to be a test subject.

 

[YosemiteSam357]

Yeah, at the prices he's got it's hard to go wrong.

It's not going to be a great holster, probably much like an Uncle Mike's cloth one, only made of leather. For $15-25, why not?

(I'm beginning to realize that the extra $200 for the Glock 19 is a charge for the ability to find accessories.)

Yep. And aftermarket parts. There's something to be said for going with the herd. Just ask my Springfield XD...

-- Sam

 

[Hoppy590]

I'm not thrilled with the fact that they are all open-bottomed,

the 5.1 suede series is closed bottem it seems, and only 15.99$

whats wrong with open bottem