"Official Ruger LCR Thread"

[Clusterfrack]

Those all look like fantastic choices. The Kusiak looked to be my favorite but the Milt would be a great investment.

I recently found this 1836 by Tagua locally to use while waiting for some proper Kydex. It’s ok so far, though it could be a little more flexible to conform to my hip. Might need a few more days of wear to fully break in.

https://www.taguagunleather.com/product/tx-fort/


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Despite the reputation of the Sparks and Kramer, I was leaning towards the Kusiak as well. I like the slim profile.

The Tagua is a no-go for me. I need a narrow holster with the main loop behind. 31” waist doesn’t leave much room.

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Despite the reputation of the Sparks and Kramer, I was leaning towards the Kusiak as well. I like the slim profile.

The Tagua is a no-go for me. I need a narrow holster with the main loop behind. 31” waist doesn’t leave much room.

Rusty Scherrick has some holsters I think you might want to look at.
http://www.c-rusty.com/pages/holsters/vertbelt.html
I have the Gochenour if you want to try the concept out on a short barrel 1911.

[Clusterfrack]

Rusty Scherrick has some holsters I think you might want to look at.
http://www.c-rusty.com/pages/holsters/vertbelt.html
I have the Gochenour if you want to try the concept out on a short barrel 1911.

Thanks. I'll add that to my list of candidates.

The Kusiak Outsider is looking really good to me, and is a little cheaper as well. 12 week wait time, but whatever. I don't really need this anyway.

[kjr_29]

Despite the reputation of the Sparks and Kramer, I was leaning towards the Kusiak as well. I like the slim profile.

The Tagua is a no-go for me. I need a narrow holster with the main loop behind. 31” waist doesn’t leave much room.

The Kusiak just looked supple to me. Appealing.

I’m not super impressed with the Tagua right now, but then again, I am not a big leather guy either. It’ll do for what I need and I may change my views after it breaks in. I do have 3-4” more real estate to work with though.


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[kjr_29]

Cool find for the LCR....

https://zetasix.com/product/j-clip-r/


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Cool find for the LCR....

https://zetasix.com/product/j-clip-r/


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A review here. https://revolverguy.com/zeta-6-j-str...ading-devices/

[kjr_29]

A review here. https://revolverguy.com/zeta-6-j-str...ading-devices/

Thank you, informative read.


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[Navin Johnson]

Should only have 4 rounds in speed strip. Fifth round almost doubles reload time.

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Thank you, informative read.


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You’re welcome. Thats a good website with lots of reviews.

[Totem Polar]

I’ve been playing with that zeta 5-round tabbed speedloader. The upside is that it’s compact, and retains the rounds well in a pocket. The downside is that I find it slower than a tradition speedloader: old-school loaders get “shaken” into place; the zeta requires aiming, since the manipulating tab and round position is fixed. It’s an odd combination of inflexibility with regard to positioning, and unwanted flexibility with regard to the front of the rounds flopping around. That said, the zetas are a great way to carry some spares to deal with reloading administratively. They aren’t fast though, even by LCR standards. FWIW.