M66 Holster

[silverstar]

Can anyone suggest a good quality belt holster for a S&W M66 4"? I already have an IWB SOB and IWB strong side holster for it.

I like high ride open top holsters. I need to be able to wear it with an untucked tshirt during warm weather in Florida.

Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Carlos

P.S.
Don't remember seeing a thread on this already.

 

[Eskimo Jim]

Bianchi Shadow II

Carlos,
I have the same revolver and use a Bianchi Shadow II. I think that its the model 7. It does have a thumb break however it fits the S&W model 66 with a 4" barrel like a glove. I think that bianchi does have the same holster without a thumb break.

I found an open top Don Hume IWB to be too tight to use. When I drew the firearm, the holster tried to come out too.

I've been eyeing a Versa Max 2 from Milt Sparks, but the price tag is detering me so far. No doubt that Milt Sparks makes a quality product, just allocating funds elsewhere right now.

Good luck.

-Jim

 

[jem375]

I have a Gould & Goodrich size 24 and that should do the trick for you...

 

[stans]

I am rather partial to my Bianchi #5 BHL, it is a fairly high riding holster, forward cant, and thumb break.

 

[snubby]

Here's another nice option, if you like high ride IWB:
http://www.caboholsters.com/
I have one for my 44 mag Mountain Gun, and the CABO holster carries the N-frame very well. The cylinder rides above the belt, thus maximizing comfort and concealment (the grip rides higher, so access might be a tad slower than some other holsters). I'd think the K and L frames would carry even better in one of these. Lane Raab of CABO is topnotch to do business with (if in stock, you'll have the holster inside of one week!).

 

[silverstar]

Thank you all for the replies. I'll start checking them out. I, too, don't want to go bancrupt with a holster however, I do understand quality.

Carlos