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Lookining for a cross draw holster
I'm looking to buy a leather cross draw holster for my S&W Model 60 Pro, 3" BBL. I shoot left handed. My usual go to is El Paso Saddletry, bit he is saying orders are 24 weeks out. Anyone have a suggestion for a quality holster?
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Funny. I was fixing to send you right to EPS! Try Kirkpatrick Leather.
Home - Kirkpatrick Leather Holsters | Custom Leather Holsters
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Skip the western holsters and go to concealment.
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Crossdraw holsters come up for sale on Ebay regularly.
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If you can't find a dedicated "cross draw" holster, maybe a "neutral cant" will work. I've been carrying a CA, Chiefs Special or 642 in a strong side "neutral cant" little old Hunter for years. It's a right hand strong side, and works great as a cross draw on my left side especially while driving. 
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Mernickle Custom Holsters, Custom leather holsters and more... | Mernickle Holsters
I have several of his holsters, including one cross draw for a 1911. Quality work at a fair price.
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While I've never used their crossdraw holster, I've used a Side Guard Holsters IWB for several years with my 642. It's excellent quality and has held up well.
Side Guard Holsters LLC - OWB Cross Draw Holster - Cross Guard
You can also specify the degree of cant you want.
Might be worth checking out.
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I have bought a number of holsters, including cross draw., from Craft. Although they are in Eastern Europe, I have never waited more then 7 weeks and the quality is outstanding and the price is not over the top.
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Privateer Leather made mine. Great holster and easy people to deal with.
Pancake-style OWB holsters
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Can recommend.................
I've got two of their TCD ( Texas Cross Draw) holsters..... for my S&W Shorty-9 and my Beretta 92 Compact.
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You need to talk to Col. Douglas Mortimer.
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I've been using a Bullard crossdraw for 8-9 years now. It has about a 10 degree cant and I can use it strong side. I've been hard on it, lots of sweat.
Crossdraw For Smith & Wesson Series – Bullard Leather Mfg.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I will check them out.
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