Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
...easily, if the gun's on the hip or even slightly behind it...with either hand...I would reverse the mag, though...
Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
I made a couple of holsters like this for my K40 last year, and reaching the second mag is much easier than you might think. Unless you have some kind of limiting factor, like a bad shoulder, reaching the mag with your weak hand is easy. The added size and weight is not noticable, at least with a single stack, 7-round mag. It might be more noticable with a heavier mag.


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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
...you guys make nice-looking holsters...must be nice to have those talents!!!
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
My first thought also. Especially where I carry mine. It would take entirely to much effort to reach around my back, or front to the 4:15 position on my right side(with my left hand), which is where the mag would be. I suppose if you carried with the pistol at 3 placing the mag at 2:30 ish, it might be ok. But then I'd have to retrain all that muscle memory...RoyGBiv wrote:
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
How about:
Phillip Leadbetter
Benjamin Clips
Barry M. Absolutely
Onan D. Carnage
Or my favorite:
Hanover Weakside
Phillip Leadbetter
Benjamin Clips
Barry M. Absolutely
Onan D. Carnage
Or my favorite:
Hanover Weakside
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
How 'bout GoodToGo.HotLeadSolutions wrote:Made this holster for a friend, and we both agree that it needs a good name. Suggestions?
Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
Does the tight molding around the trigger present any risk when reholstering?
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
mojo84 wrote:Total Package

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While I wouldn't initially think of this type of holster, the more I look at it, the more I think I may use something like this.
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
This photo was taken before I spot heated the trigger guard to relax the form a little bit. I formed my holster the same way, and have holstered/unholstered many hundreds of times...so far no problems.

apostate wrote:Does the tight molding around the trigger present any risk when reholstering?
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
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That setup looks good for states where you can carry an unloaded gun. Wear it at 12 o clock with an empty gun and a full mag. Draw both at the same time and speedload on the draw.
That setup looks good for states where you can carry an unloaded gun. Wear it at 12 o clock with an empty gun and a full mag. Draw both at the same time and speedload on the draw.
Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
I started thinking about Eileen again today and thought of a way to balance her out. How about another one for the left side?
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
The 'Hope and Change'. Think it is a better use of the terms than the last person who used them. 

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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
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Re: Name this holster (no really...It needs a good name)
What about the flashlight and handcuffs?C-dub wrote:I started thinking about Eileen again today and thought of a way to balance her out. How about another one for the left side?
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