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Inexpensive & durable holster/belt setup?
- Thread starter 4V50 Gary
- Start date
Have you tried any local gunshows? Around here there are usually one or more holster makers at many of the bigger shows. You may also want to try CAS City's links at www.cascity.com/mainstreet.htm. Also go to some CAS matches, quite often individuals and/or vendors set up at the larger meets.
[This message has been edited by fal308 (edited 12-23-98).]
[This message has been edited by fal308 (edited 12-23-98).]
Bill Mitchell
Staff Alumnus
Howdy,
Hunter and Triple K make inexpensive and good quality holsters and gunbelts. Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops carry both brands.
Bellicose Bill
Hunter and Triple K make inexpensive and good quality holsters and gunbelts. Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops carry both brands.
Bellicose Bill
Gary, I have a hunter double loop holster that is ok, but I'm not sure it comes in left handed. If you are handy I think you could unsew it, turn it inside out and sew it back as a southpaw rough side out holster. Or go to Tandy leather and get the makings and do it yourself. My wife is a southpaw too so I made her holster. If you shoot cap and ball Cabelas has several holsters.
BILL aka Lafe R. Supper SASS# 16529
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BILL aka Lafe R. Supper SASS# 16529
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Dakota Law Dog
New member
When I first started, I made my rig out of old holsters from the holster graveyard box. I made a nice x-draw out of an old hunter holster, took off the thumb strap, a piece of raw hide for hammer tie down, and a couple of chicago screws from a sling to give it the right angle and to tighten it up. I used a regular belt at first, and then boght a Bianchi cartridge belt.
Look in the Dillon catalog. San Pedro holsters are there and fairly reasonable. Still not cheap. That is what I use now, and am welll pleased. Just add on a little at a time.
Look in the Dillon catalog. San Pedro holsters are there and fairly reasonable. Still not cheap. That is what I use now, and am welll pleased. Just add on a little at a time.