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Nice leather work, I can't believe I have never heard of him before.
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- Thread starter Bill Marsh
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Sam is really good. I think that he makes everything personally. It can take a while to get one, but worth it! Have a few of his other holsters.
Have one that can be mounted on the seatbelt in the car. "Carjacker Crossdraw." Sam began making them for the "Feebees." A few got shot in their car because they could not get their guns out of their belt holsters. I don't use it, but its kinda neat. Was $50 at a gunshow.
You can put your gun in it while driving. When you get out, put your gun in your belt holster and leave the "Carjacker" on the seatbelt.
A holster I really love, the "Saddle Style Tension," holds a pistol with no security strap. Amazing hold, it was perfectly secure even bouncing around on a motorcycle.
And lastly a "Pocket holster" for my .380 Kel Tec. Which is my usual carry gun. Not as powerful as a 9mm, but better than nothing and it does not make a bulge even in walking shorts. Loaded wity Cor-Bons it should make an impression. I practice with it and my Glock regularly.
Yeah, I like Sam Andrews. Tall skinny guy with the deepest voice you ever heard. A truly great craftsman!
Have one that can be mounted on the seatbelt in the car. "Carjacker Crossdraw." Sam began making them for the "Feebees." A few got shot in their car because they could not get their guns out of their belt holsters. I don't use it, but its kinda neat. Was $50 at a gunshow.
You can put your gun in it while driving. When you get out, put your gun in your belt holster and leave the "Carjacker" on the seatbelt.
A holster I really love, the "Saddle Style Tension," holds a pistol with no security strap. Amazing hold, it was perfectly secure even bouncing around on a motorcycle.
And lastly a "Pocket holster" for my .380 Kel Tec. Which is my usual carry gun. Not as powerful as a 9mm, but better than nothing and it does not make a bulge even in walking shorts. Loaded wity Cor-Bons it should make an impression. I practice with it and my Glock regularly.
Yeah, I like Sam Andrews. Tall skinny guy with the deepest voice you ever heard. A truly great craftsman!