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Old February 4, 2002, 05:46 PM   #1
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Triple K holsters: Opinions requested

Hello,

Since I recently ordered a KGP-141 (and am anxiously awaiting its arrival), I am now in the market for a holster for it.

Been looking at Triple K's.

Two that have caught my fancy are:

http://www.triplek.com/Pages/ProdInfo.cfm?ProdID=253 for while I'm out walking in the woods. Figure the flap will help protect the grips.

and

http://www.triplek.com/Pages/ProdInfo.cfm?ProdID=250 for concealment.

Anyone have any experiences in general with Triple K holsters?

Anyone have/had first-hand knowledge with either of the 2 above mentioned holsters?

Any suggestions on where (catalog sales, internet sites, etc) to purchase Triple K holsters?

Thanks and 73,

Bob
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Old February 4, 2002, 07:20 PM   #2
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Triple K Revolver Belt Holster

I have a simple belt scabbard for a 4" revolver. Seems to be well made, reasonably priced.
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Old February 4, 2002, 07:32 PM   #3
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I own that full flap holster. I consider it a terrific buy in a holster. I don't see how you could have a better quality or better designed flap holster. If you are looking for a flap holster, I highly recommend it. Mine has traveled many, many miles on my hip.
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