Carry Rigs

[saddlebum]

Kydex is far superior to leather for holsters

 

[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

That Ruger LW 9mm CMDR is one fine pistola too. I cannot believe these things are as inexpensive as they are. I mean, mine has as good a trigger as my gnarled up old finger can appreciate and it never ever fails. Never. Ever. You have chosen wisely.


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You know, your are absolutely correct. In fact, I like it so much, I just picked up some Buffalo bone grips for it. Late Christmas present for the pistol!

And pic of the pistol in aforementioned carry rig.

 

[druryj]

Kydex is far superior to leather for holsters

You know, my carry pistols ALL have an RM LOWRIDER Kydex IWB Holster too. Mostly, I use them to securely store the pistols, but I often will carry my G43 in one. For a larger gun, or extended periods of wear, I still prefer a good leather holster. You and I have talked about the RM holster before; I've been using them for years. They are very easy on and off, lifetime warranty against breakage, and they protect the pistol and cover the trigger. Here's a pic of a couple of them...

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[druryj]

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You know, your are absolutely correct. In fact, I like it so much, I just picked up some Buffalo bone grips for it. Late Christmas present for the pistol!

And pic of the pistol in aforementioned carry rig.

Man, I like those grips! They really are sharp. Where did you find them please? And that's a very nice looking holster too.


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[saddlebum]

You know, my carry pistols ALL have an RM LOWRIDER Kydex IWB Holster too. Mostly, I use them to securely store the pistols, but I often will carry my G43 in one. For a larger gun, or extended periods of wear, I still prefer a good leather holster. You and I have talked about the RM holster before; I've been using them for years. They are very easy on and off, lifetime warranty against breakage, and they protect the pistol and cover the trigger. Here's a pic of a couple of them...

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I can see why you use leather for that nickel plated sissy pistol

 

[druryj]

I can why you use leather for that nickel plated sissy pistol

Touché, Buffalo Breath. One can't be too careful and risk scratching those purty things up!


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[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

Man, I like those grips! They really are sharp. Where did you find them please? And that's a very nice looking holster too.


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I got the grips at the gun show today. Unfortunately, I didn't get his name. He was next to a guy who's a Rogers Co deputy, if that helps.

And thanks for the compliment on the holster. That one turned out pretty well, if I do say so.

 

[mightymouse]

Kydex is far superior to leather for holsters

Works good for plastic pistols, like Glocks, XDs, Hi Points, and similar budget-oriented pistols. Leather is still better for good guns.

 

[druryj]

Works good for plastic pistols, like Glocks, XDs, Hi Points, and similar budget-oriented pistols. Leather is still better for good guns.

Had to chuckle at this one...Glocks : budget pistols...Indeed! I have spent an awful lot of money on those "budget pistols" over the years!

 

[druryj]

I can see why you use leather for that nickel plated sissy pistol

This "nickel plated sissy pistol" (NPSP) is a design that has been around awhile. It's called a 1911. This particular NPSP is what is known as a Commander-Style NPSP, in the Series 70 design, as John Moses Browning wanted it to be. However, to refer to this particular NPSP as a NPSP is so wrong in so many ways.