O2BShooting
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I'm partial to this rig from O'Rourke Leather when packing my 3" 610-2 (pictured) or my 3" 25-14.
Do you know of any place to get his holsters his website seems to be offline. Thanks!
for those who carry an N-Frame
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Do you know of any place to get his holsters his website seems to be offline. Thanks!
O2BShooting
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Great looking setup. Do mind saying what kind of holster that is?
Thanks,
O2B
Thanks,
O2B
My Performance Center 627 UDR in its Lobo Gun Leather Enhanced Pancake holster. These Lobo pancakes are some of the most comfortable holsters I've used in 40+ years of concealed carry.
That does look like a nice rig. Have you seen one with a thumb break?
rollin_hot
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N frames with Lobo leather
bronco45
Member
My 44 Mtn Gun that's carried in a Mernickle holster.
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If you want one with a thumb break, Ray will make it for you.
Lobo Gun Leather - ENHANCED PANCAKE STYLE HOLSTER, NEW FOR 2010!
Please keep the
pics of the mag-na-ported honeys to your self. I just my son off to collage and I really can't afford to see them...
Thanks for sharing. They do look to be top shelf
LOBO
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CWH44300,
what models are those holsters? Are they both the enhanced pancake?
what models are those holsters? Are they both the enhanced pancake?
Richard Simmons
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Sorry, no I don't. His website is how I ordered mine a few years ago. Don't have a clue what happened.
I think so but they are not mine
The torttia? I think that's the way I'm headed. Are happy quality wise?I have El Paso Saddlery rigs for both of my 'N' frames....
3" Model 629:
5" Model 625:
LOBO
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EPS.....
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I carried my Centennial in an upside down shoulder holster on my strong side for years-- lots faster to draw in my opinion, and it didn't look like you were going for your gun.For CCW I prefer my SW1911, but when concealing isn't necessary, I prefer this combo, my 629-2 'Mountain Revolver' .44mag in an old safariland shoulder rig. I happen to be a right-handed person, and this was a right-handed holster, but after a lot of draw-practice I decided to actually 'flip' it, and I wear it on my right side now, as a lefty would for cross draw. I find that my 'cavalry' draw is significantly faster than my cross draw, and also much easier for me to control and limit where that muzzle is pointing between it leaving the holster and the sights reaching the target. Also, I've found that being a righty, it's easier for me to 'forget' this massive gun is there (not entirely, but you know what I mean?)when I'm wearing it on my right side. Anyone else wear their shoulder rig on the same side as their dominant hand? I find it to be comfier, faster, and safer, but I know it's different strokes for different folks. I just got this awesome wheelgun not long ago, I wear a big jacket in the winter, so I might be able to CCW with this rig in the colder months depending on where I'm going and what I'll be doing.
LOBO
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Brevity
Member
625-10 soon to be in a Bell Charter Oak pancake holster.
This one came with BCO pocket holster that is just way too big for any pocket.
This one came with BCO pocket holster that is just way too big for any pocket.
feralmerril
Absent Comrade
While I have several rigs laying around I dont have a picture of them. I own about a dozzen N frames, and I belive my model 24-3 4" is my favorite to pack. I did find a ancient picture of me wearing a Don Hume rig, but that one is for a 5" N frame and I think in the picture I must be wearing a 5" model 29-2 or 5" 27-2 in it. Hey, that picture is close to 35 years ago! I have some serviceable holsters but nothing real fancy for my N frames.
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