Let's start my introduction here off strong- I'd like to discuss holster accumulation...

[Lucky_Duck]

I was in a discussion on another forum about how holsters tend to... accumulate I'll say. Anyway curiosity got the best of me and I pulled the G19 sized holsters out of one (and just one of the boxes/for one of the models) to illustrate the point. Surely I'm not the only one with this affliction chasing after the next "best" holster.

I might not be able to name them all but I'll try- from top to bottom/left to right let's give it a shot...

Top Row: Crossbreed Supertuck (one of the few cow leather options I have from them) & a Galco "Jackass" shoulder holster

2nd Row: Kramer horsehide IWB, a local kydex manufacturer (no longer in business) IWB, Simply Rugged Pancake, & Bianchi paddle holster of some sort.

3rd Row: Fairly sure that's a Bladetech IWB, a Raven Concealment Perun, another Bianchi model "Yaqui style", and.. another Bianchi (maybe a "soft tuck") and oddly enough, yet another Bianchi...I seem to have luck with Bianchi's based off of the contents I pulled from the box...

4th Row: Kirkpatrick "under cover" which I recently pulled from their Black Friday sales... a DeSantis something or another IWB, and a Raven Concealment Phantom...


So there's 14 there and just out of one box and for one model... I might have a problem and not even going to go through the other boxes to see what else I may have in "inventory". Anyone else have a similar problem?

-LD

 

[Jake T]

Not so much pistol holsters, but I’ve got a collection of long rifle soft cases that just won’t quit.

 

[Shootinsurveyor]

Have run into the scenario lately of getting light bearing holsters that index off the light and can hold pretty much any modern double stack pistol. Some work good, others not so much. Definitely less holsters being bought though.

 

[Wrench]

You have a good start. Stick with it and in a few more years, you will be a loonie.

 

[Wrench]

The day I killed my bear with my pistol my wife and I got into it because I was not leaving without my favorite owb holster. I have practiced with that holster A LOT and felt it necessary for bear country. As fate would have it, later that day I was face to face with a big bear and was able to draw and poke him in the forehead.

Make sure you are able to operate your holster when you go smooth brain autopilot.

 

[throughhiker]

welcome from idaho!