Where can I get holsters for an H&K P2000?

[Average Guy]

I'm having quite a bit of difficulty finding specific holsters for the P2000. Can anyone recommend a good source? I'm limited to these specific makers/models (the list is out of date, I realize, so a particular model may not even be available for the P2K):

Aker Flatsider XR12
Aker Classic 3-Slot
Don Hume 724
(all must have thumb break)

(I've found a couple of Safariland models on the list at CopsPlus.com, but they're not very concealable.) Yes, I've Googled, but I'm not having much luck. Recommendations?

 

[azrael]

Dude, Aker can make ya one to fit it...might take them awhile but ya never know...

Goto Haugen gunleather or HBEleatherworks...both are good people to deal with



If they cant help ya then gimme a buzz

 

[mtcraigco]

CrossBreed Holsters

All of the CrossBreed Holsters are available for the HK P2000, I just recently added the mold for them to my inventory.

There is also a post in the for sale threads.

thanks

Mark
http://www.crossbreedholsters.com

 

[dairycreek]

FIST will make what you want and the gun you mention is identified on their gun list
http://www.fist-inc.com/holsters/gunlistA/Default.htm

 

[Inline_6]

Call Sam Andrews.

I recommend any of these three:

http://andrewsleather.com/macdaniel2.htm

http://andrewsleather.com/hyb_saddle.htm

http://andrewsleather.com/saddle.htm

 

[BerettaNut92]

Dude let's hit the range!!!

 

[trooper]

BladeTech makes holsters for the P 2000. I already ordered an IWB with pull-the-dot loops.

For an inexpensive OWB check Höppner & Schumann in Germany at www.hoeppner-schumann.de

They make a kydex OWB that sells for 22,- €. Just ask if they ship to the US.


Regards,

Trooper

 

[Average Guy]

Thanks for all the advice; unfortunately, I'm limited by my employer as to the make and model. I ordered an Aker 3-slot from CopQuest.com; a week later I called them and was told that it could take "from 5 to 30 days" for THEM to get it from Aker (who doesn't sell direct to the public).

Later I learned that the Ford intake manifold settlement doesn't cover my 97 Mustang...but that's another story.

Skunky--I'll call you!