policerevolvercollector
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I just picked up this holster and was curious about the company....
Interesting logo anyway....!
Best,
Charles
Interesting logo anyway....!
Best,
Charles
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Anyone heard of Nevada Gun Leather Co.?
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TAC
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I stumbled onto them, looking for a shoulder holster for my J-frame. I received it last week. It seems well made for the price. Haven't worn it yet.
Upside Down Shoulder Holster
Upside Down Shoulder Holster
They have a web page. Just Google Nevada Gun Leather.
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SOOOOO many holster company's out there other than the big guys that I would rest assured there are many we have not encountered yet.
Inverted shoulder holster. NOT PLEASED
About a year ago, I purchased one of their inverted shoulder holsters to fit my M – 640. Quality was OK. Except my gun fell out in less than half an hour of ware time. I was lucky I was wearing this under a dress shirt that was tucked into my trousers.
I have not used the holster since, I will not, and will not order from them again.
As sexy as they are inverted shoulder holsters have a bad habit of dropping guns from time to time. The only exception may the the old Berns and Martin system.
About a year ago, I purchased one of their inverted shoulder holsters to fit my M – 640. Quality was OK. Except my gun fell out in less than half an hour of ware time. I was lucky I was wearing this under a dress shirt that was tucked into my trousers.
I have not used the holster since, I will not, and will not order from them again.
As sexy as they are inverted shoulder holsters have a bad habit of dropping guns from time to time. The only exception may the the old Berns and Martin system.
Thanks, Fred, and I was just getting ready to order one for my snubby Diamondback... theirs look pretty close to the one that Steve McQueen wore in "Bullett"!!!
TAC
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Time will tell. But I can say right now, there is no way my 640 is going to fall out of this holster. Maybe down the road, if the leather softens too much, or a couple years from now the elastic breaks down. But for now, it keeps a very good hold on the gun. It doesn't just rely on the tight fit, there is a lip on the holster that covers a portion of the trigger guard. You have to pull the gun out of the holster at an angle, then down, to draw. It's not just a straight down-word pull.
johnnyflake
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I have seen their work at a few of the Gun Shows in the Las Vegas Area and it seems to me that they use good quality materials and the workmanship is excellent. I do not own any of their products, but if I found something I needed, made by them, I would not hesitate to buy it.
TAC, I hope you are right, and you get years of god service from your holster.
old bear
old bear
I bought a nice black leather holster for my 4" 624 from them. They were at a local gun show probably 10 years ago. I haven't used it much because in CA you can attract a SWAT team pretty quick if someone reports a man with a gun. My only surprise with it was that its made in South Africa.
