Holster(s)?

[FLASHnumber17]

Hey Flash here, I've been looking high and low for the right holster for my victory snubby. I'm looking specifically for a concealed carry type of holster. Perhaps inside the waistband, or something of that sort. Any advice or suggestions? Thanks guys. , , , , That's what I use right now, but I'd like to find a concealed carry holster. Again thanks in advanced guys.

 

[hotrod150]

Probably not the greatest for concealment, but I just couldn't resist posting this photo. I took it off this site a while back- it's a cut-down WW2 tanker-style holster. A perfect match for a cut-down Victory revolver.

 

[shawn mccarver]

Assuming you want leather or horse hide, there are three places to go: Ken Null, Lobo Gun Leather and Bell Charter Oak. The latter two post on this forum and are well thought of around here. Ken Null does not post on this forum, but I have been acquainted with him for almost 30 years, and he is honest and makes a product that is second to none.

 

[Joe Kent]

As Shawn said above, you cannot go wrong with either Lobo Leather or Bell Charter Oak . I personally have been very well pleased with multiple purchases from both of them. All my best, Joe.

 

[hotrod150]

Any holster for a 2" or 2-1/2" k-frame oughta work.

 

[FLASHnumber17]

Thanks guys, I've checked out a bunch of holsters based on your recommendations. I can't decided on which one so I might buy a couple. Anyways, thanks.
-Flash

 

[koz5614]

That gun needs to go total old-school: wood grips with t-grip adapter, and a Bucheimer semi-shoulder holster #1025.

 

[H Richard]

As mentioned there are a few holster makers that post on the forum. If you haven't been to his website, here's a picture of one of Lobo's for a 2 1/2" Mod 19. I wish I had had him include the sight shield (as I did on my 1911 Officers Model) but it carries well, and protects the gun well.