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Posted: 2/28/2006 9:53:56 AM EDT
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Andrews Custom Leather
Milt Sparks Holsters Welcome to TSC Holsters they all make some good holsters i really suggest MILT Sparks or ANDREWS they are really nice holsters made to last a long time and be extremly comfortable good luck |
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Posted: 3/2/2006 6:46:04 PM EDT
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I've used a Kramer belt scabbard made from horse hide for several years now... I own a couple hundred rigs for a variety of guns and the Kramer is the best.
I used this rig with a G-23 at Gunsite last year to take Topgun and my E-ticket. I also used it at Chicago FBI survival school and swept the competition. It's quick and concealable (I work plain clothes) They run around $100 but you'll buy one and it'll last you 10 years. Just my .02 |
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Posted: 3/13/2006 6:07:26 PM EDT
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Posted: 3/13/2006 7:35:48 PM EDT
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You’d be hard pressed to find a better OWB holster that Lou Alessi’s CQC... I'd say it would fit your requirements to a "t".
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Posted: 3/14/2006 1:26:16 PM EDT
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Lou makes some amazing stuff doesn't he? I've got two CQC/S s for my 1911s and LOVE them. This sounds bad... but I think they're too nice for a Glock. I just don't see it. A nice refined leather holster doesn't seem to fit with a Glock. I love my G19, but it's not that kind of gun to me. I see it in Nylon or something like that. Something utilitarian.
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Posted: 3/14/2006 5:16:34 PM EDT
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I understand what you're saying... I guess. But personally I can't think of anything more utilitarian that a fine holster that is crafted by one man one at a time to be the pinnacle of form and function. And since we're talking about carrying a gun why not do it the best you can with the best that is available? |
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Posted: 3/15/2006 12:39:42 PM EDT
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Rafter s gunleather make a very serviceable owb for 45.00 plus shipping in basic black. You could gelt a belt to match for about the same price. Get a double mag puch for 35ish and you got a full rig for about 150 shipped. wait time is 4 weeks. If hand boning of the holster is the priority, then go with the Alessi or another maker such as Milt Sparks. knowing you will have to spend more money for the same holster/belt/kmag carrier set.
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Posted: 3/16/2006 6:59:28 PM EDT
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+1 Excellent holster, well worth the money. |
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Posted: 3/16/2006 7:18:08 PM EDT
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I've got a Galco Concealable for my USPc that I really like. It hold the gun in close to my body, no 'flop-out'.
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Posted: 3/19/2006 8:57:14 AM EDT
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Take a serious look at the Milt Sparks 55 BN. Give Craig a call at Lightning Arms and see if he has one in stock. We have some on order, but it will be a few months before we get them.
Tom TOP GUN SUPPLY |
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Posted: 3/20/2006 5:36:01 AM EDT
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I also have a G19 and I am also a lefty, I can tell you it can be a pain in the ass the find a lefty holster in stock. You can find them but you really have to look but a lot of the time you are going to have to go direct to the manufactuer and have it made. |
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