Some new J frame holsters

[sprscientist]

Bucheimer B1015 Semi-Shoulder Cross Draw. This one is interesting. Needs a stiff, narrow belt (1" or 1.25" tops). Can be carried at 10 oclock or even full weakside. Note that the butt side of the gun is quite open. The gun draws up and towards the butt side simultaneously. The "paddle" section can be removed and there is a belt loop on the back of the holster, for wearing strongside, but the opening and drawing of the holster towards the butt side of the gun really doesn't support a strongside draw.

A Simplyrugged pocket protector. Not much to say. Its a pocket holster. Note the little pocket on the holster itself for 2 extra rnds.

 

[JayCeeNC]

I've owned and used the semi-shoulder style holster in years past.
It allowed me to carry concealed on the belt wearing a short jacket or sweatshirt without the gun showing way down below my beltline.
Also, with the gun riding so high I could "protect" it with upper my arm since it doesn't have a safety strap.
Not for every occasion, but just another tool in the box.

 

[38SPL HV]

I have an old Hume for my J Frame…simple yet functional

 

[turnerriver]

I’ve owned a Chiefs Special and it’s variants since I was 16, here are a few old Chiefs Special holsters.
The floral carved holster belonged to Flora Van Orden, it has been reunited with her revolver out in Wyoming. I ordered the black Triple Draw Lightnin’ holster for that first Chiefs Special when I was 16.

Heiser IWB marked Chiefs.

Heiser made a high rise semi shoulder holster as well.

Myres holsters

Myres IWB.

Pink Simms holster, to attach to a suspender strap.

Bob Mika’s excellent pocket holster.

Herrett holster with two belt positions.

“ Bikini” hoster .

Franz-Loc holster.

US Military issue holster.

Regards,

 

[Papa Lee]

John,
Excellent examples of a variety of holsters for the S&W Chiefs Special. I would venture to say that your holster collection is unsurpassed!