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November 8, 2008, 02:48 PM | #1 |
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New leather recommendations
Hey everybody,
New member here, have been at THR for a while tho. Just bought a new S&W Chief's Special in 45ACP. Was looking for any advice concerning a new holster. I think i would need a good IWB and something like a belt slide OWB. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Wes |
November 11, 2008, 08:27 PM | #2 |
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grunt, 11/12/08
Congratulations on your SW. I have a number of SW 3rd generation pistols but do not own a CS-45. Sometimes it can be hard to find holsters for some of the SW autos. I have had good luck with Fist holsters at www.fist-inc.com and Don Hume at www.donhume.com for SW holsters. I just checked their websites and both have offerings for your pistol. Take a look at their websites and see if anything looks good to you. Good luck. best wishes- oldandslow |
November 12, 2008, 09:03 PM | #3 |
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Thanks OldandSlow,
Anybody else have anything? |
November 12, 2008, 09:55 PM | #4 |
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Hey Grunt,
I would recommend AJK ConcealCo (concealco.com). For IWB holsters they're priced in the middle - not as cheap as the mass-produced stuff, but about half what you'd shell out for a Milt Sparks. It's not the perfect holster - particularly, I'd like smaller buttons - but I think it's a good design for concealment on the whole. My first one was for a full-size 1911; my second was for a Sig 239. If the latest one is indicative of their current production, they've changed to a harder molded leather. I particularly like them for the retention; I've had a couple holsters (a Kramer for the 239, in particular) that over-retain and are almost impossible to draw from when under a tight belt. These are "just right" IMO. I know some gentlemen out at 29 Palms - Semper Fi and good luck finding a decent holster. |
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