I am having a hell of a time trying to find one for a 1911 so I can try IPSC. I have looked at Kirkpatrick online and they are all concealment holsters. Are these ok if worn on your hip? Any help would be appreciated. It will be for a Para/Kimber/Colt
Where to buy leather holster, mag pouch
- Thread starter Thad
- Start date
I managed to find a section called Sportmans Holsters. Only problem is the holster looks like it is angled muzzle to the rear. Hard to grasp pistol this way. I have asked them if they can build one with the muzzle a bit forward. I will wait for response. Thanks.
Steve David
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Oshawa, Ontario
+1 on this, fantastic products and service.
+2, happy customer here. The holsters are not cheap, but, you pay for what you get. these things will outlive you.
I also purchased a couple leather holsters from Galco Holsters before I found the gentleman in Calgary.
There are many, many, excellent choices in gunleather.
The biggest problem you will face is deciding which one, and then waiting for it to produced just for you.
I suggest you look at:
Kramer; Mernickle; Ken Null; Mitch Rosen; C. Rusty Sherrick; Milt Sparks; TT, and; UBG.
Look at all of these websites. Pay particular attention to their delivery estimates.
The waiting is the hardest part.
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The biggest problem you will face is deciding which one, and then waiting for it to produced just for you.
I suggest you look at:
Kramer; Mernickle; Ken Null; Mitch Rosen; C. Rusty Sherrick; Milt Sparks; TT, and; UBG.
Look at all of these websites. Pay particular attention to their delivery estimates.
The waiting is the hardest part.
: )
Seven month waitpennercustomleather.com - why wait 7 months when this guy can make you a custom holster in maybe 2-3 weeks i'm guessing, depending how busy he is. He made 2 holsters, belt and 5 mag holders for me, custom, because i'm left handed, in less than 2 weeks.
x2, buy canadian from a guy who supports the sport.
As much as I like leather holsters, after rolling around the ground on a tactical course where gun, body, equipment gets covered in talcum powder like dust, kydex is so much easier to just spray and clean. Also you won't mind as much when the kydex is scratched/gouged vs. a $150 and up custom leather holster.
