JRC Holsters horsehide holster and belt are the best I have seen. His belt is 3/4 spaced 8 holes.
JRC Holsters horsehide holster and belt are the best I have seen. His belt is 3/4 spaced 8 holes.
Kramer makes good holsters. I have three right now. {I think}
Maybe not the "prettiest," but they are very well made.
Anyone else end up with a bad sight channel?
No bad sight channels on any of my Kramer products, and I own several.
However, I am finding my needs best met by Kydex IWB holsters (currently Blade-Tech), Aholster pocket holsters, Custom Carry Concepts magazine and light pouches, Beltman belts, and Galco ankle holsters.
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I think is something that most people don’t notice or look for. But I personally hate dragging a front sight. It’s slower and it does impact distance POA/POI when you end up with a partial silver front sight, depending on lighting.Originally Posted by Isaac
All of the Milt Sparks holsters I’ve owned have been perfectly centered with very generous sight channels. Ditto with Mich Rosen (centered not as generous) and JRC (centered and will build to fit any height sight you ask for).
Last edited by LSP552; 03-21-2019 at 09:31 AM.
So far I have two, one from 2000 and nine from 2019. No sight channel issues. No dragging.
None of mine have sight channel issues
Sheeyyyet. Just one so far from 2019, with another on the way. Sorry.
Thanks guys.
Are the snaps replaceable like the SSII?
Last edited by Isaac; 03-21-2019 at 01:10 PM.
I’d suggest calling them.
I did ask if they could retrofit ptd snaps to my old holster (which has conventional snaps that still work, they’re just not as good as PTD), and they said no.
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