S&W M29 4” Holster
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I'm sure some will be along with ideas and recommendations but you might add some more details, ie; material preference (leather kydex, nylon).
Also, how/where you prefer to carry, retention type, etc.
Doing a search of the holster section may provide some info.
IMO, holsters are a personal item that is hard to advise what might work for someone else. Good luck.
Also, how/where you prefer to carry, retention type, etc.
Doing a search of the holster section may provide some info.
IMO, holsters are a personal item that is hard to advise what might work for someone else. Good luck.
Your ideal carry holster may not be the same as mine, but here are a few
suggestions. On the left is my Model 29 with 4" barrel, wearing Herrett's
smooth cocobolo stocks.
2nd from left is a Milt Sparks 200AW on a Haugen gunbelt. The dog ear
is to protect the lining of your jacket from the hammer spur.
3rd from left is a vintage Idaho Leather holster on a Dave Keith belt.
4th from left is a Kramer Vertical horsehide on a Sparks gunbelt.
5th from left, in case you want a crossdraw occasionally, is a vintage
Viking 55M .
Both Sparks and Kramer are still in business, but expect long
wait times.
Idaho Leather and Viking can sometimes be found on the auction
site if your lucky.
suggestions. On the left is my Model 29 with 4" barrel, wearing Herrett's
smooth cocobolo stocks.
2nd from left is a Milt Sparks 200AW on a Haugen gunbelt. The dog ear
is to protect the lining of your jacket from the hammer spur.
3rd from left is a vintage Idaho Leather holster on a Dave Keith belt.
4th from left is a Kramer Vertical horsehide on a Sparks gunbelt.
5th from left, in case you want a crossdraw occasionally, is a vintage
Viking 55M .
Both Sparks and Kramer are still in business, but expect long
wait times.
Idaho Leather and Viking can sometimes be found on the auction
site if your lucky.
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ars1876
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You should also check out "Simply Rugged " and Galco's Combat Master I have some of each and they have worked very well.
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I just bought one of these 2 wks ago & I really like it mine is a Nickle 29 4"
DeSantis Dual Angle Hunter Hybrid Holster Ambidextrous Colt Anaconda 4", Dan Wesson 44VH 4", Ruger Redhawk 4", S&W N Frame 4", Classic Hunter Hybrid Black
@ Midway
DeSantis Dual Angle Hunter Hybrid Holster Ambidextrous Colt Anaconda 4", Dan Wesson 44VH 4", Ruger Redhawk 4", S&W N Frame 4", Classic Hunter Hybrid Black
@ Midway
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My all time favorite is the Kramer horsehide vertical scabbard with full coverage and excellent retention. Tough and tight, it's great for bushwackin' but not for speed shooting. I also like my Galco Phoenix and Milt Sparks #200AW and SS-2H IWB holsters. And, honestly, there's nothing wrong with the Hunter 1100. I've got a couple of them too.
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The Austin by El Paso Saddlery Co. has always been a favorite of mine.
Bill
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I have a saddle maker in WACO that will make you a great custom holster and BELT. send me PM
Capt. F.
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2nd on the Simply Rugged.
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Bianchi Cyclone 111 strongside/crossdraw is my favorite.
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I have bought a few of these over the past few years and they a pretty nice for the money. They run about $55 online. The brand is Masters. I believe they are made in Italy.
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Father Joe
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Hunter 1100 series might work for you.
The legendary Bianchi 5BH is now made in Mexico(and is still a fine holster,) while the current real hand made by the Bianchis are made by Frontier Gun Leather and their rendition of the "5" is called the Liberty Quicksnap.
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The legendary Bianchi 5BH is now made in Mexico(and is still a fine holster,) while the current real hand made by the Bianchis are made by Frontier Gun Leather and their rendition of the "5" is called the Liberty Quicksnap.
Contemporary Holsters
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I am getting ready I think to carry it some. It is just gorgeous and I almost hate to carry, but I can’t afford “safe queens.” I figure it was made to be used so I will carry it from time to time. Who knows I may get me a tooled rig to use on our alumni days at the Academy. Ha!
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I have been happy with the Kramer MSP paddle with bigger guns, including the N frame. If for some reason I were to want to open carry, such as woods time, I actually have a Safariland 070 Level III duty holster for a 4" N frame and did use it on duty for a while.
Bianchi Cyclone 111 strongside/crossdraw is my favorite.
That’s what I have for my Model 24 .44 special. Love it.
Have been extremely pleased with the Bianchi 111 Cyclone, the 5BHL and the 10L. Finding a 10L is going to be a challenge as it is out of production. Prefer the Cyclone. Works perfectly for my 4 inch N frames. Sincerely. bruce.
