This is a common experience. But when you start out and don't know what works and what doesn't, it's tough shell out $80 or $100 for a high quality holster just to find out it doesn't cut the mustard. And I have done that too. Hence, the "holster drawer."Zee wrote: ...
Word from the now wise. Stay out of Academy and Walmart to save a few bucks. By the time I add up all the Uncle Mike type stuff I bought to save money I could have bought something good right off the bat.
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- Mon Dec 07, 2009 6:50 pm
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- Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:09 pm
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Re: Any HBE holster experiences?
I know there are some posts about HBE over at this forum: http://handgunsandammo.proboards.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
in the leather subforum. It has been awhile since I spent much time on that forum, so don't know how current the posts are, but you can search on HBE or Holsters By Eric and probably come up with some. I recall lots of good comments about quality. He hit a patch where he got pretty far behind (I think not uncommon for one-man shop), and some people were not too happy with that, but that has been at least a couple years ago.
Good luck.
in the leather subforum. It has been awhile since I spent much time on that forum, so don't know how current the posts are, but you can search on HBE or Holsters By Eric and probably come up with some. I recall lots of good comments about quality. He hit a patch where he got pretty far behind (I think not uncommon for one-man shop), and some people were not too happy with that, but that has been at least a couple years ago.
Good luck.