My New Toy - 2 for 1

[stitch]

Originally Posted by bonjing

Just a bit of caution on the sig holsters. IF they work like the blackhawk serpas, from a few people that have trained with them, they have told me that dirt/pebbles have prevented them from drawing a few times. So I've been told.

Ya' know I tell people all the time there is a reason Gun Leather has been made of Leather for over 200 years
Gun Plastic ???? .... That just aint right

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by stitch

Ya' know I tell people all the time there is a reason Gun Leather has been made of Leather for over 200 years
Gun Plastic ???? .... That just aint right

I would never carry with plastic.

Leather all the way.

Competition shooting though.... different story all together

[RGD.]

Originally Posted by bonjing

Just a bit of caution on the sig holsters. IF they work like the blackhawk serpas, from a few people that have trained with them, they have told me that dirt/pebbles have prevented them from drawing a few times. So I've been told.

I have two others that I have used for years without a problem - of course I'm not rolling around in the dirt and all -

Originally Posted by stitch

Ya' know I tell people all the time there is a reason Gun Leather has been made of Leather for over 200 years
Gun Plastic ???? .... That just aint right

You know I love leather - from the King Ranch leather seating in my truck to the leather Vaja case for my phone, but there is a time and place for plastic sometimes. Here it's the retention factor and quick release. I do have leather for most of my guns - but will need you for two that don't have: the 1911 that my father-in-law carried in WWII and a long barrel 38 that a great grandfather carried in WWI. These are two special (to me) guns that require more than store bought leather - you know. I'm thinking I'd like to have their name and rank on the holsters also.

Ron