Holsters
Quote from Reloader on July 21, 2015, 8:17 amI wish to buy a holster for my 1911. Big deal? Yes, because i do not want any of the following:
Shoulder holster.
Drop holster.
High ride holster for concealed carry.
I just want a holster that I can use on the range, one where I can comfortably drop the gun into when I paste the targets, get some other equipment or sit down for a chat with the guys (and girls).
The holster should be made of nylon web so it does not mar the finish, have a semihard inner lining on the back side so it will not be to floppy (not completly stiff so it breaks), and the grip should be just below the belt so you do not have to be a contortionist to put the gun there or pull it out.
No straps, catches or flaps.
That is all - wery basic - but: NO ONE PRODUCES SHUCH A HOLSTER!
Can it be that difficult?
With a sincere hope that some producer reads this and make grumps like me happy.
Halvor Foss
Oslo, Norway
I wish to buy a holster for my 1911. Big deal? Yes, because i do not want any of the following:
Shoulder holster.
Drop holster.
High ride holster for concealed carry.
I just want a holster that I can use on the range, one where I can comfortably drop the gun into when I paste the targets, get some other equipment or sit down for a chat with the guys (and girls).
The holster should be made of nylon web so it does not mar the finish, have a semihard inner lining on the back side so it will not be to floppy (not completly stiff so it breaks), and the grip should be just below the belt so you do not have to be a contortionist to put the gun there or pull it out.
No straps, catches or flaps.
That is all - wery basic - but: NO ONE PRODUCES SHUCH A HOLSTER!
Can it be that difficult?
With a sincere hope that some producer reads this and make grumps like me happy.
Halvor Foss
Oslo, Norway