I ordered a Kholster for my SW9VE, on July 23rd. It came in the mail today July 25th. I immediately put it on my waist and slipped my pistol in it. It feels great and the gun draws like a dream. Without an undershirt, I can hardly feel it on my body. I am VERY happy and heartily endorse this company.
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BigRich315
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I'm putting my order in. Right now they're running a sale for $36 (plus free shipping as usual), but it's only til the end of the month. I'm sure it feels great as it comes, but I like the fact that you can trim it howevever suits you.
You won't be disappointed.
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I tried one out a few weeks ago. It just didn't work for me but it seemed like a very well made holster. Jimmy is great to work with and was very understanding when I contacted him about returning the holster. I just couldn't get used to a double clip holster. I like single clip holsters. But I will say again that the holster was well made and the price is right.
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I carry my 1911 all day in a Kholster and hardly know it is there. You can tuck in your shirt and it will not print if carried in the right spot. It is the only IWB holster that I use. I would use one for my J Frame but prefer the Desantis Pocket.
The double belt clips help stabalize against your body and helps in getting a more comfortable cant. They are kind of a pain at first but now that the Kholster conforms to my body it slips right on and off. They are a great and innovative holster!
The double belt clips help stabalize against your body and helps in getting a more comfortable cant. They are kind of a pain at first but now that the Kholster conforms to my body it slips right on and off. They are a great and innovative holster!
BigRich315
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Instead of just talking about if I finally submitted my order, hopefully it will be here by the end of the week! 
I think it said DAYS and not WEEKS...
I think it said DAYS and not WEEKS...
Pasifikawv
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I have a Kholster for my SW40VE and absolutely love it. The mix of leather and Kydex offers great comfort and security. The leather makes it a comfort to wear close to the body and the Kydex is molded specifically to the SW40VE which helps keep the sidearm secure. It goes on just before my shoes each morning and comes off just before my shoes at night.
As a tuckable IWB, the concealment is fantastic and I can wear it with my work-shirts (sometimes polos, sometimes full front button w/ collar) and either jeans or khakis. On off days, it works just a well with a sweatshirt, flannels, or just a T-shirt - tucked or untucked.
I like strong-side at about 4 - 4:30ish.
Since getting my Kholster, I haven't carried my .380 or .25 as I can conceal with comfort just as easily my SW40VE. All the comfort and concealment with better bang and more rounds at the ready. A win-win in my book.
As a tuckable IWB, the concealment is fantastic and I can wear it with my work-shirts (sometimes polos, sometimes full front button w/ collar) and either jeans or khakis. On off days, it works just a well with a sweatshirt, flannels, or just a T-shirt - tucked or untucked.
I like strong-side at about 4 - 4:30ish.
Since getting my Kholster, I haven't carried my .380 or .25 as I can conceal with comfort just as easily my SW40VE. All the comfort and concealment with better bang and more rounds at the ready. A win-win in my book.
SimpleMan51
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Recieved my Kholster yesterday for my Sigma 9ve and I love it. Very good craftmanship and very comfortable at a great price.
BigRich315
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Kydex kinda stinks for a day 
but it wears off fast. Very happy with mine.
but it wears off fast. Very happy with mine.Doctruptwn
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Here's mine with my sigma, after I did some cutting on it. Fitts so weel you never know it's there.
I want a Kholster for my 3913 but Jimmy tells me that since no one else has requested one it may be a while, if ever, before he makes one for the 3913 type pistols...
Does anyone know if a 3913 will fit a Kholster made for a different pistol?
Or - Even Better - If a bunch of us with these pistols would ask for one I'd bet that Jimmy would make us some I've already done my part.
Seems strange to me that one of the better CC pistols and one of the better CC holsters haven't come together......
Does anyone know if a 3913 will fit a Kholster made for a different pistol?
Or - Even Better - If a bunch of us with these pistols would ask for one I'd bet that Jimmy would make us some
I've already done my part.Seems strange to me that one of the better CC pistols and one of the better CC holsters haven't come together......
BigRich315
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I've thought the same thing. Just the other day another poster was advised to check into a Kholster for a 6906 (a 6906!!!) but no luck. I guess you can't really predict what will be in demand.
Is there an advantage to having all that leather? I have a tucker texas heritage that I love, so I agree with the basic design, it just seems like too much leather to me. Plz enlighten me.
Edit to ad: Ahh! So you guys trim the extra leather, judging by the pics. Makes more sense now.
Edit to ad: Ahh! So you guys trim the extra leather, judging by the pics. Makes more sense now.
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In my opinion a Kholster is overkill for a 3913. The light weight of the gun just doesn't require the two attachment points and all of that leather.
I bought a Minotaur MTAC Holster for a Glock 23. I found that the gun did not conceal as well in that holster as in an all kydex Fist holster. Quite simply the leather thickness makes it less concealable.
I carry my 3913 in a Fist holster also and it is completely comfortable. If you look closely at the Sigma in the Kholster you will see that some of the leather had to be cut back to allow for a better grip of the gun. But in addition it appears that the kydex portion comes up too high and that is something that is going to be difficult to correct. If you look at the design of both the Fist holsters and the Minotaur you will see that the kydex is relieved to allow a full and instant grasp of the grip. I looked long and hard at the Kohlster but wouldn't try it for that reason.
Bill
I bought a Minotaur MTAC Holster for a Glock 23. I found that the gun did not conceal as well in that holster as in an all kydex Fist holster. Quite simply the leather thickness makes it less concealable.
I carry my 3913 in a Fist holster also and it is completely comfortable. If you look closely at the Sigma in the Kholster you will see that some of the leather had to be cut back to allow for a better grip of the gun. But in addition it appears that the kydex portion comes up too high and that is something that is going to be difficult to correct. If you look at the design of both the Fist holsters and the Minotaur you will see that the kydex is relieved to allow a full and instant grasp of the grip. I looked long and hard at the Kohlster but wouldn't try it for that reason.
Bill
