Holster for 645
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Rodek Leather Works, Inc. - Holsters
His website shows his most commonly requested holster designs. If there's something else you want just let him know.
$40 for a pancake in your choice of color and finish. Ed's holsters last for a lot longer than you will be carrying. I have one he made in 1999 for my Glock. I wore it everyday in plain clothes and off duty. It has a lot of hours actual wearing time. It still looks like new. He uses heavy leather that retains is shape.
Delivery time is usually a week unless you want something really unusual that Ed has to figure a pattern.
Ed's holsters match and exceed the quality of many of the famous name makers and Ed's are 1/2 to 1/3 the price with no waiting. The other makers have to pay for shop space, employees, office overhead. Ed does it as a hobby which is why he doesn't charge the prices of the others.
If Ed needs a 645 for a pattern tell him he can use mine.
Rodek Leather Works, Inc. - Holsters
His website shows his most commonly requested holster designs. If there's something else you want just let him know.
$40 for a pancake in your choice of color and finish. Ed's holsters last for a lot longer than you will be carrying. I have one he made in 1999 for my Glock. I wore it everyday in plain clothes and off duty. It has a lot of hours actual wearing time. It still looks like new. He uses heavy leather that retains is shape.
Delivery time is usually a week unless you want something really unusual that Ed has to figure a pattern.
Ed's holsters match and exceed the quality of many of the famous name makers and Ed's are 1/2 to 1/3 the price with no waiting. The other makers have to pay for shop space, employees, office overhead. Ed does it as a hobby which is why he doesn't charge the prices of the others.
If Ed needs a 645 for a pattern tell him he can use mine.
The picture on his webpage of the revolver (S&W 63) is a holster he made for me. It's in brown basketweave. Mine was the first 4" J frame holster Ed had made for the 63. He's made several since for a number of people on the S&W Forum. I don't know if they had exposed or covered triggers on the other holsters. Ed borrowed my 63 when making those holsters. I requested an exposed trigger on it. I carry the 63 hunting and I have a trigger shoe on it which helps when wearing gloves. I've carried guns with both exposed and covered triggers and it doesn't cause me any concern. Let Ed know how you want the trigger either covered or exposed. Also any other mods you might want. Ed does a lot of custom leather work. If you look further down on his website he shows what he calls the clam shell shown with an AMT 45 Backup. He used my AMT and made several of those holsters for people on this forum too.
The holster below he made for my Glock with a covered trigger. It's in mahogany basketweave which is my personal favorite color.
The holster below he made for my Glock with a covered trigger. It's in mahogany basketweave which is my personal favorite color.
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The biggest issue might be that beautiful "hooked" trigger guard and so in that case a 92 holster could work but don't discount a "yaqui slide" style. I think they used to offer a version for the 4506 on the S&W website many years ago.
