Holster for 3913
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ldp4570
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Bianchi 7L for OWB, and a Binchi 3S IWB.
Rob P.
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http://www.brigadegunleather.com/m-11.html
I have one of these for my 6906. It's a quality product without the backlog that Milt Sparks has for the VMII.
Note: This holster is NOT tuckable in std trim. You can "make" it tuckable by using kydex J-clips and moving the mounting T-nuts to the bottom of the holster. If you ask, Brigade might make the holster without the flaps being trimmed at the bottom (more "square") so that the kydex clips can be set properly. Otherwise the clips are a bit canted on the belt.
I have one of these for my 6906. It's a quality product without the backlog that Milt Sparks has for the VMII.
Note: This holster is NOT tuckable in std trim. You can "make" it tuckable by using kydex J-clips and moving the mounting T-nuts to the bottom of the holster. If you ask, Brigade might make the holster without the flaps being trimmed at the bottom (more "square") so that the kydex clips can be set properly. Otherwise the clips are a bit canted on the belt.
Goshen606
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I had one custom made by Lobo Gun Leather. Nice rig, fantastic craftsmanship. I recommend!
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Thank you, Goshen. Glad to hear you are pleased. My e-mail is on my profile and I am happy to hear from anyone with a need I can meet.
straightshooter1
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growr is right. The Kramer is the best. I keep trying to find time to take pictures of mine (in daylight by the pool, naturally) and post them.
growr got me to call Kramer's and he found a "whole box" of 3913 holsters already made in his shop. No wait.
Not the cheapest, but I think the quality is worth it.
Bob
growr got me to call Kramer's and he found a "whole box" of 3913 holsters already made in his shop. No wait.
Not the cheapest, but I think the quality is worth it.
Bob
skennedy
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I carry mine in a K&D Thunderbird Defender. The clips in the picture come off and holes for a belt are under them. I actually use the belt. I still haven't gotten used to the IWB way of carrying. The picture shows the gun on safety also, I don't carry it that way anymore either.
HEADKNOCKER
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Here's a pic of my Milt Sparks IWB for my 3913
Gary/Hk
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I'm happy with my Blade-tech IWB. The cant is adjustable, so I can carry appendix or 3 o'clock, which makes it convenient. It took about 2 weeks to get.
All that being said, I sure would like to try a summer special or one of those Null UNS's.
All that being said, I sure would like to try a summer special or one of those Null UNS's.
Wyatt Earp
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Brigade has a year's wait for their most popular holsters and even longer for those less frequently ordered.
I don't think I'd wait that long for anyone.
JamesArthur60
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I've owned several brand named holsters, but John O'Rourke made my best revolver holster. It took 2 weeks. Call him he'll make what you need. Here: http://www.gun-holsters.com/picture_page.html
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I just ordered my UNS by Mr. Ken Null. This looks like a quality piece from a greatly respected man. I'm pumped! Zebulon
Rob P.
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Funny, I got mine in just under 5 weeks, IIRC.
Wyatt Earp
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You got lucky, then.
This is right off their website today:
"Our fastest turnaround times right now are about 12-13 months... These are labor intensive and we are a small custom shop. We do our best to get them done as fast as we can."
skennedy
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So back to this K&D Defender for a minute: can you tuck your shirt between the clips and holster? The clips are obviously attached at the bottom with a snap or screw; what about at the top?
Yes, the K&D Thunderbird Defender is tuckable.
Yes, the K&D Thunderbird Defender is tuckable.
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