Revolver holster
#2
Fork Horn
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: NE Ohio
Kinda depends on your other gear and clothing. I've always said a holster is like a piece of clothing in that it's personal and it has to go with whatever else you're wearing. I likea hip holster, butdon't use one with my hunting gear because of the type of belt rig I carry. I also like a shoulder or chest holster, but you need to make sure it won't interfere with your draw. Make sure you're legal, too; in OH we're not allowed to carry a firearm while bowhunting, except for CCW.
#3
I have to agree with USMC.
What kind of revolver are we talking about? Is it a 4" Python or a 10" S&W 500? Is it scoped?
Right now I am looking for a holster for my 4" Colt Trooper to carry with me as a back up as I am boing to use my muzzleloader this year. My problem is that I am lefty. I sent several emails out to custom manufacturers for a cross draw belt holster for it. Bucause I wear a short, waist lenght jacket while hunting, this will be a perfect rig for me. I will not interfer with me sitting or walking and will be out of the way of my fanny pack.
When I carry my scoped S&W 29 with its 8 3/8" barrel, I carry a bandolier type holster made of codura outside my jacket.
What kind of revolver are we talking about? Is it a 4" Python or a 10" S&W 500? Is it scoped?
Right now I am looking for a holster for my 4" Colt Trooper to carry with me as a back up as I am boing to use my muzzleloader this year. My problem is that I am lefty. I sent several emails out to custom manufacturers for a cross draw belt holster for it. Bucause I wear a short, waist lenght jacket while hunting, this will be a perfect rig for me. I will not interfer with me sitting or walking and will be out of the way of my fanny pack.
When I carry my scoped S&W 29 with its 8 3/8" barrel, I carry a bandolier type holster made of codura outside my jacket.




