It actually comes out pretty easy with a little practice. yes it does sit pretty low and does wedge in there a bit but its super comfy and secure-so far!
Like I said, it's not ideal but it works for a quick trip or just messing around the property. Just another tool in the box.
BTW the place is called Burnet Blades 222 South Main Street, Burnet, TX 78611-3107(512) 756-2221
I paid $25
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- Fri Jul 16, 2010 7:49 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
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- Thu Jul 15, 2010 9:16 pm
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Re: New 'Holster'
it's not ideal but ok for walking the dog or running to the gas station for a minute.CompVest wrote:I bet trying to get that LCP out of it is interesting!
- Thu Jul 15, 2010 9:14 pm
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Re: New 'Holster'
You gotta get rid of the metal pants :).45mac.40 wrote:
slinco....!
(( I know, I know ... all my jeans and pocket shorts have tha' small metal stud on the seam, which causes some scratching... maybe I'll buy two, or add a small piece of leather patching to face on the back side ?! I'm just saying. ))
I like it, always have room for more leather type. holsters. Whats his price point ? ANY knifes that would compliment this simple little holster ??
What's tha' name of your contact there in Burnet ?
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He charges $25.00 ea. it's a little store in the Burnet town square across from the courthouse, just says KNIVES on the front. Guys name is Rufus.
I'll be in the neighborhood tomorrow, I'll stop in and see what he has. Don't now if he has a website, I tend to think not.
Knife to compliment?
- Thu Jul 15, 2010 6:01 pm
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Re: New 'Holster'
Yeah, I can see where that might be a problem. I usually just wear jeans or shorts so I have no problem there. Besides, the only gun I don't want to scratch is my Kimber, the rest will just have to have wear marks.shootthesheet wrote:I have one from Don Hume that is made like that. My only problem with that type is I have to really watch what pants I wear and what I might bump into because it has no protection for the slide. I wore a pair of pants with metal on the pockets and found rub marks on my Glock 21 slide. I was able to clean it and it looks fine but it has given me pause from using the holster much.
- Thu Jul 15, 2010 5:58 pm
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Came from a small knife store here in Burnet, the owner hand makes them. I'll stop in tomorrow and see if I can get him to make a few more. He also has a slightly smaller (shorter) version for smaller handguns.68Charger wrote:Link?
Where'd you get it?
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- Thu Jul 15, 2010 5:39 pm
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New 'Holster'
This thing is so simple yet works so good. It is almost as concealable as an IWB holster but much more comfy. Holds my 1911, Glocks, even my LCP! I would prefer a slightly smaller version for the LCP size guns but it does'nt move or slip out at all. This is even something you could make at home on the cheap. Plus it can be left on the belt when you are not carrying, lays flat and is hardly noticeable.
Just thought I would share.
Just thought I would share.