Wright Leather Works Holsters

[MikeW]

Are they any good. They look impressive as all leather holsters.

[Up1911Fan]

Never heard of them until now, their stuff doesn't look that well molded, or designed to me.

[SLG]

Never heard of them, but they remind me of the old Murnack holsters, when Jim was doing them by hand. Just in style, not in boning.

[psalms144.1]

I'll chime in with a definite "meh," based on what I'm seeing on their website. At that price range, I'd expect a much nicer visual presentation. In my anything but humble opinion as a holster snob, if you're going to go leather, go cheap (like a $40 Desantis that you replace every two years or so), or go big (Sparks, Alessi, Rosen, et. al.) But, frankly, since all I carry now are Glocks, I'm becoming more and more of a kydex guy - there's just no point in dumping $125-150 on a beautiful leather holster that you won't use on the range, or on a bad-weather call out, because it'll get ruined in use...

YMM(and probably will)V, of course.

Regards,

Kevin

[MikeW]

Thanks guys. Some valid points.

[DI1]

Never heard of them, but they remind me of the old Murnack holsters, when Jim was doing them by hand. Just in style, not in boning.

You said boning!

[WoodLark]

I'll chime in with a definite "meh," based on what I'm seeing on their website. At that price range, I'd expect a much nicer visual presentation. In my anything but humble opinion as a holster snob, if you're going to go leather, go cheap (like a $40 Desantis that you replace every two years or so), or go big (Sparks, Alessi, Rosen, et. al.) But, frankly, since all I carry now are Glocks, I'm becoming more and more of a kydex guy - there's just no point in dumping $125-150 on a beautiful leather holster that you won't use on the range, or on a bad-weather call out, because it'll get ruined in use...

YMM(and probably will)V, of course.

Regards,

Kevin

I tend to agree with you. I use mostly kydex nowadays. I did buy an Alessi CQC-S off Ebay for a really reasonable price, and I have to admit, it is the most comfortable, concealable OWB I have ever worn. I just ordered a Cebeci copy of the CQC-S for $29.99; we'll see how well a cheapy can copy a really great holster.

[LittleLebowski]

I tend to agree with you. I use mostly kydex nowadays. I did buy an Alessi CQC-S off Ebay for a really reasonable price, and I have to admit, it is the most comfortable, concealable OWB I have ever worn. I just ordered a Cebeci copy of the CQC-S for $29.99; we'll see how well a cheapy can copy a really great holster.

From my experience, OWB is pretty hard to make uncomfortable. IWB is where comfort and design matters.

[WoodLark]

From my experience, OWB is pretty hard to make uncomfortable. IWB is where comfort and design matters.

True, as a class, OWB holsters are more comfortable. However, cant, ride height, etc., can affect the comfort of an individual holster. What I meant was, that for me at least, the Alessi had the best combination of these factors that I have encountered, and was still extrememely concealable.

[LittleLebowski]

True, as a class, OWB holsters are more comfortable. However, cant, ride height, etc., can affect the comfort of an individual holster. What I meant was, that for me at least, the Alessi had the best combination of these factors that I have encountered, and was still extrememely concealable.

Makes perfect sense.