concealment holster?
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Standing Wolf
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I've been happy with holsters and service from http://www.mitchrosen.com and http://www.kramerleather.com
JCM298
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Holsters
I just got a Wild Bill's Covert Carry, which I really like but it took 3 1/2 months to arrive.
Try this link for a great list of holster suppliers:
http://www.1911forum.com/links_holsters.shtml
John
I just got a Wild Bill's Covert Carry, which I really like but it took 3 1/2 months to arrive.
Try this link for a great list of holster suppliers:
http://www.1911forum.com/links_holsters.shtml
John
Hkmp5sd
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I use the Bianchi 55L holster for my S&W 649.
Poohgyrr
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Another choice is www.miltsparks.com
wunderkind
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Bianchi 6D-1
Just picked up a leather Bianchi 6D-1 for my Model 37. It has an intuitive thumb break over the hammer.
They sell a model 6D-1A for hammerless models. It secures around the trigger guard instead of the hammer.
The clip attaches VERY firmly to a good, stiff belt. This holster is a great buy at less than 25.00 for a leather Bianchi IWB.
Maybe it's just me, but I like the thumb break-I find myself forgetting about the snub since I don't have to worry about it falling out. VERY stable rig for the price (as long as it's attached to a quality belt)
For jacket weather or range duty, you won't beat a cheap Uncle Mike's kydex paddle. Not great concealment, but it works great under a parka (!) or at the range where you're not trying to hide anything.
If you've got the $$$, just get the best of the best. But, if you've got the school enrollment fees, the van payment, mortgage, pool chemicals, insurance, etc. you won't have to spend $200 to carry your gun comfortably and securely.
Just picked up a leather Bianchi 6D-1 for my Model 37. It has an intuitive thumb break over the hammer.
They sell a model 6D-1A for hammerless models. It secures around the trigger guard instead of the hammer.
The clip attaches VERY firmly to a good, stiff belt. This holster is a great buy at less than 25.00 for a leather Bianchi IWB.
Maybe it's just me, but I like the thumb break-I find myself forgetting about the snub since I don't have to worry about it falling out. VERY stable rig for the price (as long as it's attached to a quality belt)
For jacket weather or range duty, you won't beat a cheap Uncle Mike's kydex paddle. Not great concealment, but it works great under a parka (!) or at the range where you're not trying to hide anything.
If you've got the $$$, just get the best of the best. But, if you've got the school enrollment fees, the van payment, mortgage, pool chemicals, insurance, etc. you won't have to spend $200 to carry your gun comfortably and securely.
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