For You Kahr PM9 Carriers
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Kentucky Rifle
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Extra nice RJ...
But I knew it would be.
KR
But I knew it would be.
KR
Kentucky Rifle
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Engineer...
RJ is a fanatic about beautiful holsters, fast shipping, and reasonable prices. I've know the man for years. I ordered a holster for *something (I forgot just which one) and five days later, RJ sent me an e-mail apologizing for the delay because the leather he had received wasn't the grade he was expecting. Not many holster makers would do that.
KR
RJ is a fanatic about beautiful holsters, fast shipping, and reasonable prices. I've know the man for years. I ordered a holster for *something (I forgot just which one) and five days later, RJ sent me an e-mail apologizing for the delay because the leather he had received wasn't the grade he was expecting. Not many holster makers would do that.
KR
Texas Bob
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I've been "using" that exact same holster for over a year now. I "highly" reccomend the man and his products. I always enjoy professionalism and class in todays often dispossible world. I only hope he makes "one" for an R9-S somedayThank you Kentucky Rifle for your comments, I can always count on you.
And thank Texas Bob, another happy customer and friend.
I do have a holster for the up coming Rohrbaugh R9, in all the models I offer now..Will have photos soon.
Happy users are what make it all worth while.
And thank Texas Bob, another happy customer and friend.
I do have a holster for the up coming Rohrbaugh R9, in all the models I offer now..Will have photos soon.
Happy users are what make it all worth while.
Very nice looking holster. Is it easy to draw the gun from? I'm assuming the tab is what keeps the holster in your pocket as you draw. I have been using a uncle Mikes for my PM9 which works well but I am looking for a alternative, but need that easy draw.
Kentucky Rifle
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Rock...
That's a feature built in to RJ's holsters. During your draw, RJ's holsters stay in your pocket 100% of the time. I really feel that a pocket holster made by RJ saved my life, or at the very least, saved me from being shot in a dim, downtown parking garage. My clumsy draw was fast and the holster kept it's place in my pocket.
KR
That's a feature built in to RJ's holsters. During your draw, RJ's holsters stay in your pocket 100% of the time. I really feel that a pocket holster made by RJ saved my life, or at the very least, saved me from being shot in a dim, downtown parking garage. My clumsy draw was fast and the holster kept it's place in my pocket.
KR
Rock
The *close, but not tight fit* is the idea behind this holster. User must get familiar with the holster, as with any holster. I try to do the *Break in* for you. The holster is quite stiff and the gun just lifts out, but the user must do his part. Holster is not magic..
RJ=
The *close, but not tight fit* is the idea behind this holster. User must get familiar with the holster, as with any holster. I try to do the *Break in* for you. The holster is quite stiff and the gun just lifts out, but the user must do his part. Holster is not magic..
RJ=
Texas Bob
Member
I've used and owned Uncle Mike's. For the $ they are ok, but "cannot" compare to Hedley quality. While visiting my brother-in law, not to far from KR's (I'm legal in several states) he said "You can't ccw much in how your dressed can you? I proceeded to draw my PM9 from a front pants pocket and asked if this would qualify as "enough." His holsters put the C in CCW.- Status