Holster for 586 L Comp 3"

[rbishop]

Anyone carrying a 586 L Comp? I need some suggestions for a concealed carry holster. Thanks!!

 

[LoboGunLeather]

For the medium and large frame revolvers a strong-side pancake style holster is hard to beat.

 

[ENH]

Galco Summer Special IWB

 

[WC145]

I have a DeSantis "Thumbreak Scabbard" for mine, it's okay but not great. The holster collapses when you draw the gun and it's hard to reholster.

Also, I just rec'd a rig that I had made by Black Hills Leather that came out very nice. He made me a holster for my L-Comp based on an "Askins Avenger" style with a metal reinforced mouth so I can reholster with one hand. He does very nice work.

 

[Pointman_FL]

For my F Comp, I like the Milt Sparks PMK. It's OWB (as are all my revolver holsters), very comfortable, secure, fast and holds the gun closely.

Highly recommended. Milt Sparks Holsters

 

[The Highlander]

What Lobo said.

I also have a Don Hume JIT Slide. For me it is okay, but not great. The pancake gives more support, and keeps the L-Comp in closer to my body. It also provides a little more protection for the gun. I tend to bump in to things in my job.

I have an old Bianchi ballistic nylon holster with snaps for belt loops. Dang thing was cheap as heck, but has a thumb break, is very lightweight, and was really cheap. This one goes to the range, and works very well with the L-Comp. It's just ugly as sin, and has about as much sex appeal as a used Yugo.

 

[Steve_NEPhila]

www.simlyrugged.com

The soudough pancake holster is top notch. I carry my 386 Mountain Lite concealed in one on a regular basis. These holsters are top notch.

 

[WC145]

Since this thread keeps popping up I'll post a couple of pics of my holsters for reference.
DeSantis

Black Hills Leather