Looking for a lefty holster for a Ruger P345

[sammy boi]

Hey fellow gun nuts.

Ive been looking everywhere for a left handed fobus style holster for a Ruger P345. Finding a holster for one is hard enough, let alone finding a left handed one. I've tried ordering right from Ruger but the web site won't let me order, and Fobus dosent have it listed in their website any more. I know they used to make them, so there has to be one out there somewhere. If anyone out there knows of a place that has one in stock that I could order from, please feel free to let me know. It dosent have to be a Fobus, just any style paddle holster for that matter.

Thanks!

Sammy Boi

 

[sevoman]

Try blade tech.They ship to Canada,have a pretty extensive line of great kydex holsters and will pretty much make it to your specs.There is a bit of a wait (6 weeks or so),after ordering for them to make and ship the holster if its a bit of an unusual request.Also you will find them to be better quality than fobus,I tried a fobus in he past and wasnt impressed

 

[sammy boi]

Thanks, Ill have to check them out. The reason I ran to fobus was because I used one of their holsters to carry a Browning Hi-power for 6 months and it never failed me and trust me, I wasn't putting it through the "normal" wear and tear. I was working and doing a lot of crawling around. I was really impressed by it, and wasn't even expecting it to last long especially for the price(below $35) I think, and still have that holster to this day. Ill give blade tech a try. Thanks a bunch man !

 

[sammy boi]

I just had a quick look at blade tech and they don't have anything at all listed for Ruger. Ive been digging on their site to get something custom made, but i can't really find anything . I think I'm S.O.L. with blade tech...

 

[Gorno]

Hmm I feel your pain. As a lefty we really get the #### end of the stick. I had luck ordering from Zahal.org, but I didn't see anything for Ruger when I was there. Sounds like the p345 is a hard model to find any holster for. Perhaps try a local leatherworker and see if they can make a custom holster.