I have tried a few inside the waist, hip ride and shoulder sling setups and have decided the cross draw fits my needs perfectly. It's unconventional to look at but it works perfectly.The revolver resides in an area that allows me to walk,bend,semi-run, sitting(chairs,bikes,horse etc) sit buckled in (cars) and still have full access to my weapon.
Ive been practicing various scenarios where I would need to get to my firearm and so far, this cross draw setup has not disappointed.
Made by Steel Hide and under $60 it seems to tick all the boxes.
A sidewinder for a Python. Seems to be a good match.
. ( I have NO idea why the photos are sideways..but it is fitting..).
Ive been practicing various scenarios where I would need to get to my firearm and so far, this cross draw setup has not disappointed.
Made by Steel Hide and under $60 it seems to tick all the boxes.
A sidewinder for a Python. Seems to be a good match.
. ( I have NO idea why the photos are sideways..but it is fitting..).Attachments
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