Best pocket holster for NAA .32 Guardian?

MikeJ · June 23, 2002, 11:35 PM

I currently carry my .32 Guardian in an Uncle Mike's Sidekick pocket holster (right front) and it works pretty well. I am wondering though if anyone has a better recommendation? I am particularly interested in the Bell Charter Oak pocket holster that is shown on the NAA website and the R.J. Hedley model. They appear to be very similar in design and I like the fact that they don't seem to have excessive material. I hate adding a lot of bulk in a pocket holster, to me it defeats the purpose. Thanks in advance for your input, Mike

Kentucky Rifle · June 24, 2002, 08:02 AM

I like (as I've said many times before

) RJ Hedley's back pocket model. It may look like someone else's holster, but it doesn't just "hold" your pistol. It has an "anti-print" panel that spreads and grips the inside of your pocket when you draw and all that comes out is your pistol. (VERY fast!) I have one for my Guardian and my Seecamp. The thing about RJ is that he takes a "personal" interest in every holster he makes. I know him, and I know this to be true. Don't forget to get one of the "pocket mag pouches" for your spare magazine. He only offers those with a holster purchase!
If you perfer a front pocket holster, I have no doubt that RJ is the way to go for that too. He is meticulous!

KR

craigz · June 24, 2002, 12:41 PM

I wasn't too fond of the pistol, but I really loved the Aker sharkskin pocket holster for it that I got from Scott MacDougal & Assoc.

jthuang · June 25, 2002, 07:43 PM

I have a Kramer horsehide pocket holster for my Guardian .32ACP. Works very well, but a bit pricey.

Justin

June 23, 2002, 11:35 PM	#1
MikeJ Senior Member Join Date: June 7, 2002 Location: Phoenix, Arizona Posts: 240	Best pocket holster for NAA .32 Guardian? I currently carry my .32 Guardian in an Uncle Mike's Sidekick pocket holster (right front) and it works pretty well. I am wondering though if anyone has a better recommendation? I am particularly interested in the Bell Charter Oak pocket holster that is shown on the NAA website and the R.J. Hedley model. They appear to be very similar in design and I like the fact that they don't seem to have excessive material. I hate adding a lot of bulk in a pocket holster, to me it defeats the purpose. Thanks in advance for your input, Mike

June 24, 2002, 08:02 AM	#2
Kentucky Rifle Senior Member Join Date: July 5, 1999 Location: Louisville, Kentucky Posts: 2,687	Mike... I like (as I've said many times before ) RJ Hedley's back pocket model. It may look like someone else's holster, but it doesn't just "hold" your pistol. It has an "anti-print" panel that spreads and grips the inside of your pocket when you draw and all that comes out is your pistol. (VERY fast!) I have one for my Guardian and my Seecamp. The thing about RJ is that he takes a "personal" interest in every holster he makes. I know him, and I know this to be true. Don't forget to get one of the "pocket mag pouches" for your spare magazine. He only offers those with a holster purchase! If you perfer a front pocket holster, I have no doubt that RJ is the way to go for that too. He is meticulous! KR

June 25, 2002, 07:43 PM	#4
jthuang Senior Member Join Date: January 21, 2000 Posts: 823	I have a Kramer horsehide pocket holster for my Guardian .32ACP. Works very well, but a bit pricey. Justin __________________ Justin T. Huang late of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

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June 24, 2002, 12:41 PM	#3
craigz Senior Member Join Date: June 30, 1999 Posts: 395	I wasn't too fond of the pistol, but I really loved the Aker sharkskin pocket holster for it that I got from Scott MacDougal & Assoc.