M58 holster

[keith58]

I finally bought and installed a T-grip on my M58 and turned it over to a law enforcement friend at the range with 4 rounds. 4 rings of the gong at the 100m range later, it looks like LE stays in the blood. I didn't do quite that well, but well enough for me.

Anybody got a recommendation for a holster for a M58? IWB, pancake, even shoulder holster although I'm just a 180lb 5'9" guy.

k58

 

[flop-shank]

I use a FIST 1A clip leather/kydex hybrid for my 5" N frame. I also use a Milt Sparks VM-II for pants that have the belt loop where the FIST holster's clip would nornally go. I prefer the FIST, but both are excellent. I've seen holsters that Lobo made that were very VM-II-like and those might be the ticket as no doubt they will cost less than Sparks and show up much sooner.

 

[LoboGunLeather]

Your Model 58 will fit any holster made for the N-frame 4" revolvers except those formed for the "pencil" barrels. Choice of carry method (IWB, OWB, etc) will require some thought on your usual wardrobe (OWB with a 4" barrel will require cover garments long enough to cover the holstered revolver).

Some folks can carry the N-frame revolvers IWB comfortably. Many users find OWB to be more comfortable, especially for all day use.

You are invited to my website.

 

[jimmyj]

Model 58 Carry

Hi:
Shadow holster at 4:00.
Jimmy

 

[GLV]

Hume H721 OT, or thumb break.

 

[RedBerens]

Look at Simply Rugged Holsters. Their Sourdough pancake holster will carry a large framed revolver with ease.

 

[photoman]

Their Sourdough pancake holster will carry a large framed revolver with ease.

Your back, on the other hand, well...maybe not.

 

[Iggy]

I use a Alessi belt slide, but those are hard to come by today. Simply Rugged could be what you are looking for.

 

[ColbyBruce]

I got this holster with my #58, no name on it. I usually carry the #58 in a Bianchi Cyclone cross-draw or a Safariland shoulder holster. Mine is not a safe queen, but a working gun.

 

[keith58]

A recent gun mag reviews the new M58 and recommends a Safariland model made for 4" N-frames, but I think I'll call Tauris first. Thanks, guys!