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moose fat · January 3, 2008, 03:56 AM

Welcome to the forum SBS.

Galco keeps poping into mind when I picture a Verticle Shoulder Holster w/Spring Clip Retention, (?) and maybe Hunter brand. The Hunters are cheaper than Galco. Leather is usually more spendy than a nylon rig.

In some past post a fellow compiled a list of holster makers and their web sites. Look up near the top of the forum header and find the Search tab and do a thread search for holster makers. Then its just visiting those sites and finding something.

I carry a S&W .44 mag Mountain Gun and a Springfield Armory 1911A1 in Uncle Mikes Sidekick verticle shoulder holsters. They are nylon with thin nylon straps that tend to wear on the shoulder when hunting or berry picking all day and the next and the next etc. One of these days I'll get a leather shoulder holster with wide straps for my Mountain Gun.

January 3, 2008, 03:56 AM	#2
moose fat Senior Member Join Date: June 20, 2006 Location: Alaska, Yukon R. delta Posts: 421	Welcome to the forum SBS. Galco keeps poping into mind when I picture a Verticle Shoulder Holster w/Spring Clip Retention, (?) and maybe Hunter brand. The Hunters are cheaper than Galco. Leather is usually more spendy than a nylon rig. In some past post a fellow compiled a list of holster makers and their web sites. Look up near the top of the forum header and find the Search tab and do a thread search for holster makers. Then its just visiting those sites and finding something. I carry a S&W .44 mag Mountain Gun and a Springfield Armory 1911A1 in Uncle Mikes Sidekick verticle shoulder holsters. They are nylon with thin nylon straps that tend to wear on the shoulder when hunting or berry picking all day and the next and the next etc. One of these days I'll get a leather shoulder holster with wide straps for my Mountain Gun.