CMT6Shtr
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What do you gentleman use? Why do you like it better than other ones you have tried?
IWB Holster for DAO SP101?
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exflatlander
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I have a Brommeland IWB that I found on ebay for my 3"-J frame. Easily the most comfortable revolver holster I have worn.
krs
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and I have an Alessi IWB that's great; the best thing about it is the clip that's made of some kind of plastic and is marked with the Alessi logo so may be a proprietary design of their own, which clip makes the holster the easist fastest IWB holster I've ever owned because it works much easier than the usual steel spring clips that overlap onto themselves making putting on and particularly taking off a perpetual and neverending pain in the......waistband or fingers or something else.
(my entry into the run-on sentence of the year contest now submitted although I reserve the ability to make further entries in attempts to outdo myself during future months of the year, it being only January the first month and fair's fair afterall)
(my entry into the run-on sentence of the year contest now submitted although I reserve the ability to make further entries in attempts to outdo myself during future months of the year, it being only January the first month and fair's fair afterall)
rdrancher
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I find DM Bullard's Dual Carry Conceal to be comfortable. The holster spreads out the "dig" into the waist that I've experienced with single attachment holsters.
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I tried a few different ones and didn't care for 'em. Took a chance on a new design at the time - a tuckable -and haven't regretted it once. Mitch Rosen "Workman". It's the tuckable the rest copied yet none can put out the fine quality his shop does.
popeyespappy
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jad0110
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I have a Brommeland Max Con V IWB leather holster that I regularly carry my 5" 1911 in. A fantastic holster that is unbelievably comfortable, once you get used to it and find the right position. I find I like to carry at 3:30 in the small of my hip. I am sitting down right now, and I actually have to think about that full sized 1911 to even notice it. Amazing. And it looks like it will last for decades, very high quality.
The only problem with the Brommeland is that I had to wait 9 months to get mine. I am leaning towards a FIST # 20 for my 2" S&W Model 15.
Don't forget a good gun belt. The Wilderness belt is solid and affordable. I just didn't like the look of it, so I went with a 1.5" belt from The Beltman.
popeyespappy
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If you ever want another Brommeland and don’t want to wait Coal Creek Armory in Knoxville is a stocking dealer. That’s where I got one for my Kimber.
http://www.coalcreekarmory.com/holsters_brommeland.html
hoptob
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OSS string "holster" works best for me.
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