by Sparky D » Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:01 pm
My main concern at first was weapon retention. I knew I couldn't do a leather hammer loop like typical Western holsters, but the weight of the gun and the depth of the holster kept the gun firmly in place while I was trudging up and down the hills in 1st Swords Enumclaw field.
Absolutely no movement impediments. I was able to run, kneel, crawl, roll, and climb over and around obstacles and never once came close to it coming out unless I was drawing it.
Thanks for the comments. I've been doing custom leather work for about 15 years. It seems to be a fading art form...
Well, you can start a new topic and get flamed for not searching, or you can search and get flamed for necro-posting. It's really your choice...