Tagua

[parsonbw]

Great, well made inexpensive holster, have had several.

Same experience. parsonbw

 

[Protected One]

Anyone have experience with Tagua leather holsters? TIA

I carried a 1911 today in this TAGUA holster, and despite the increaseed weight it carried easier than my Shield 9mm edc.

 

[bulletslap]

As some else pointed out mid level, at a decent price and some interesting designs.

 

[seldon14]

For an every day carry piece spend a little more. Worked in a high volume shop that had a direct account with Tagua, sold loads of them. There qc was all over the place.

 

[Valmet]

I own two. One for a J-frame and another for a Glock 19. I don’t use them regularly but in the years I’ve owned them they seem to work fine, especially for the price.

 

[Lima_Delta54321]

Anyone have experience with Tagua leather holsters? TIA

Well, I picked up an old four-in-one for my J frame in the discount bin for $16 dollars at my LGS. Perfect fit, good retention, solid spring steel, seems quality to me for EDC.

 

[Shibadog]

I’ve had a couple. They were “ok”, not great but alright for the $$ . For occasional use they’ll probably be fine. If you intend to actually carry daily, spend the $$ and get a better quality rig. It’ll last longer and be more comfortable,

 

[Brian Parrish]

The local cop store in Greensboro has or had in the past a rack of Tagua holsters. I handled them to my satisfaction in the store. I purchased one and functionally it is fine. The finish and appearance leaves something to be desired.