Ambidextrous holsters

e_utopia · Apr 30, 2002

Does anyone make a quality ambidextrous leg holster for a large-frame handgun (Beretta 92FS)? There are a variety of side-specific holsters available, but I really prefer to buy ambidextrous stuff when I can, especially given the cost of having to buy two leg holsters.

--JB

shane45-1911 · May 1, 2002

Try www.alessileather.com or www.miltsparks.com .

bandaidman · May 1, 2002

ross makes a leather paddle holster that can be reversed for lh or rh use. it is also suede lined

as a lefty beretta 92 owner i have been happy with it

it is a south african company and it retails for about $70-80

e_utopia · May 1, 2002

I guess I should have been a little clearer. A leg holster is the kind of holster which straps the gun to your thigh, like this one from Uncle Mike's (unfortunately not reversible):

I find them to be much more comfortable than belt holsters, especially when wearing something that straps around the waist (like a hiking pack, or a life vest).

--JB

shane45-1911 · May 2, 2002

OK, we'll try again!

If these guys don't have it, it doesn't exist.

http://www.arizonagunrunners.com/Products/blackhawk/blackhawkholsters/blackhawkholsters.html

e_utopia · May 2, 2002

Well, they don't, but their prices are quite a bit better than many, so maybe I'll just have to bite the proverbial bullet and buy two.

--JB

Phillip · May 2, 2002

Your best bet would be to buy a Bianchi UM 84 or UM 92 military holster. You can by the drop leg attachment for it. The holster is designed to be ambidexterous.

http://www.bianchi-intl.com/product/frame_military.html

e_utopia · May 2, 2002

Thanks, that looks like just the thing.

--JB