EL PASO SADDLERY HOLSTERS

[Onomea]

Here's my custom Colt DS in their Street Combat model along with a matching belt, fancy carving:

 

[Glashaus]

El Paso does a great job and their holsters and belts are worth the money! A few years ago I had them make a 1917 holster for my 6 1/2" 2nd Model Hand Ejectors and paired it up with one of their Texas belts.

 

[jack the toad]

EPS holsters seem as good as any. #77 for X frame and #88 for K.

 

[Hammergun]

El Paso Rocks

I got my first Colt SAA and paired it with a new El Paso Tom Threepersons lined holster from Midway with my Bad *** Belt and a 2-6 pick box and am pretty pleased with it. Since I have ordered a second 1849 Californian holster for it for more protection in the brush. But El Paso has been most accommodating in the return of a thumbreak holster for my daughters j frame as she wanted the trigger guard to be covered for in the brush and offering to take the Tom Threepersons back in exchange. They're good people and I will be loyal to them with my leather dollars.

Jeff

 

[Ranger514]

This thread gave me the nudge I needed to order a horsehide pocket holster for my Sig 938, and a 1942 Tanker holster for my Sig M11 A-1. Just got off the phone with them, and they expect they'll be shipping both out in about three weeks.

 

[.357magger]

Only have one EPS product but it's TOP NOTCH imo.

1930s Austin in black basketweave. Don't think they offer black anymore, or so I was told.

Quality is outstanding. I like the holster so much I'm searching for an appropriate 1911 pre war just to ride in it. Shown below with my Colt Commander.

 

[Big Mike]

I had the opportunity to show up at their shop in El Paso, toward the end of closing time around a year or so ago. I was in El Paso for a short period for work. Was just going in to see what they had since I had read so much about them here on this forum. Ended up purchasing a belt slide/mag pouch for my M&P 40, BUT, the gentleman at the counter asked if I would like a factory tour and I of course said YES. I spent @ 30 min there toward the end of the day and got to see the stations where each maker made their respective holster orders. Easy stations' tool rack/punches for ornate designs were amazing. Got to see the tank where they dye the leather and saw several holsters there hanging for the night. Amazing! Some of the things hanging on their walls could probably be in a museum. Super kind people and would not hesitate to order anything from them.