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bamaranger · November 29, 2009, 02:13 AM

Hey,

If you're a fan of the std, 4" bbl Ruger .22 auto ( and who isn't) , a really practical, affordable field holster is the old GI flap holster for the 1911.

The 4" heavy bbl might fit also, but I've never tried.

You might have to snug up the hole in the flap with a stitch or two, so its tight on the post. Also, the web gear hanger (?) can come off and there's a belt loop if you want to put in on a std belt or trouser belt.

November 29, 2009, 02:13 AM	#1
bamaranger Senior Member Join Date: October 9, 2009 Location: North Alabama Posts: 8,303	Ruger Mk I & II holster Hey, If you're a fan of the std, 4" bbl Ruger .22 auto ( and who isn't) , a really practical, affordable field holster is the old GI flap holster for the 1911. The 4" heavy bbl might fit also, but I've never tried. You might have to snug up the hole in the flap with a stitch or two, so its tight on the post. Also, the web gear hanger (?) can come off and there's a belt loop if you want to put in on a std belt or trouser belt.