plainshunter
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how bulky are those? it's hard to tell from the pictures on his site.
Best J frame pocket holster
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doublesharp
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John O'Rourke makes this one. Rough outside, smooth inside and no larger than necessary. Costs about $40.
ogilvyspecial
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Since I had these photos hosted for another thread I might as well add them here.
Prior to switching over to Mika Pocket Holsters I used the Nemesis (regular & superfly), a number of different Uncle Mike's and two different styles (leather) from custom makers. The Mika's are definitely "less bulky" than the others I've used.
Shown with J-Frames in both round & square cut......
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pineappleshooter
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How long did you try your Mika? Mine took a good 3 weeks to break in and mold itself to the gun (and me).
I ordered my Mika holster several nights ago. The morning after ordering, my wife gets a call from someone called Richard. She said it was for me. I answered and was surprised that it was Richard Mika! I was shocked that he took the time to call. Great customer service.
ogilvyspecial
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"The call" is one thing I always plan on when ordering from Bob (Robert Mika). I've placed at least six different orders over the course of time and he always checks in by phone, either the next day, or shortly thereafter......
Good guy to do business with!!
rayban
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I'm really liking this one.....made it myself.....
plainshunter
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Very nice! I'd wear one of those.
Does anyone have any experience with Tuff brand holsters? I was reading Stephan Camp's review of the one with a built in speed strip holder and thought that the idea was interesting. He seems impressed with the contruction and design. I was thinking about picking one up while I wait for one from Mika (which I need to order soon).
Thanks,
Doug
Thanks,
Doug
Stophel
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I made this one. Probably took me less than an hour, I'm sure.
At first, it had a square corner, but I have since clipped it off. I need to make another one but with Naugahyde or something else waterproof on the inside... maybe I can block the sweat from getting to the gun at least a little. It's HOT here most of the time, so sweat is definitely a factor.
At first, it had a square corner, but I have since clipped it off. I need to make another one but with Naugahyde or something else waterproof on the inside... maybe I can block the sweat from getting to the gun at least a little. It's HOT here most of the time, so sweat is definitely a factor.
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ogilvyspecial
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He does........
am i the only one who had less than a stellar experience with Mika? he sent me the wrong color, i contacted him, rhe curtly responded he would send another, i emailed back the color wasnt that important to me i liked the holster, he never responded. hey it was his mistake why get flustered?
rayban
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I don't know if this one's the best, but I believe it's the coolest looking one I ever did see.....and I'm not saying that just cuzz I made it either....
Hook686
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In my very limited experience neither are perfect but I couldn't agree more.
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Bombsaway
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I have a Federal Holsterworks pocket holster that I really, really like. Very similar to the Uncle Mike's pocket holsters with heavy duty nylon that completely covers the trigger guard. No printing at all. Well-made. It cost me $12 on Amazon.com. When I got my ankle rig I misplaced the pocket holster and turned my house upside down looking for it. Finally found it about 3 months later in a boot. How it got there I'll never know. Anyway, I can't remember ever being that happy about finding something that I had lost.
Shooting Padre
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Mika Holsters, [email protected], are simply the best I have seen. Very reasonable price. They have been featured in national magazines. It never comes out of my pocket and there is absolutely no resistance in the draw. I carry my 36 Chief's Special in one and it conceals very well. Can be found here;www.frontiernet.net/~akim/
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