GP 100 Holsters

[montess85]

Now that I have my new 6 inch GP100 I need a way to carry it in the woods.....What are some of your guys ways of carrying it....I was thinking a shoulder setup of some sort....Not sure yet....Any suggestions would be appreciated....Also pictures help out alot...thanks

 

[GP100man]

go to http://castboolits.gunloads.com/ & go to the vender / sponsor section theres a fellow there that makes across the chest holsters!!

 

[montess85]

thats a pretty nice setup

 

[revolversrbetter]

I prefer to hide mine in plain sight. It's a 4" kept in a full flap holster, I'm guessing you could get a Triple K for a 6", and it hangs on a fanny pack strap over my hip. It no longer stands out and the eye seems to be drawn to either the water bottles or the fanny pack. With just a glance on the trail, it looks like a cell phone holster.

I have sensed alarm in people when I met them out on the lonesome when a gun was hanging prominently. Now, they never see it. I just give them a big smile and keep the gun turned away from them as I pass them on the trail.

 

[montess85]

I dont know what setup I like

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

I use to carry a 4" in a bianchi crossdraw holster, worked well enough for me.

 

[montess85]

anyone else have any other suggestions

 

[WTBguns10kOK]

I use an Uncle Mike's size 3 Sidekick for the same gun as yours, with a snap thumb retention strap thing. You do some messing with the velcro and you get a decently tight/easy to unhook strap. I wear it everyday I'm in the woods. Probly not the best, but cheap and it works. Decent backup if nothing else.

 

[montess85]

Does Anyone know if the Bianchi X15 Shoulder Holster will fit my GP100....It there are 2 part numbers but neither of them say for what barrel length....Mine is the 6 inch

 

[MrGreenMachine]

Simply Rugged Sourdough Pancake. www.simplyrugged.com. Not terribly expensive and can be made with a lot of options.

 

[wow6599]

Here's what I carry mine in - http://bianchi-intl.com/product/Prod.php?TxtModelID=7000

Works well for me.