I'm not really a leather guy, but my father is just dipping his toe in to this.
He just picked up a CZ P-07 and I think a 3 oclock holster similar to a Versa Max II would work well for him.
The price of custom leather appears jumped significantly in the last several years since I last looked. Who's the good value (good price to quality ratio) in leather now?
David S.
I have a couple of Galco holsters in leather. OWB, 3:00, forward cant that have worked well for me. Loose clothing works as a cover. You are right, you get what you pay for, but I have been wearing them for over 5 years now.
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TT Gunleather and it's on his gun list.
https://www.ttgunleather.com/
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I'm just firmly in the buy once cry once camp. Kramer's horsehide holsters are probably the best value. No, they are not cheap, but if someone can wear out a properly made horsehide holster in their lifetime, I'd be damn impressed.
Galco's the best of the mass produced, get it right now, offerings.
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Galco doesn't seem to offer CZ P-07 models of what I'm looking for.
I pointed to him to TT Gunleather. I'll look at the others.
Thx
David S.
These folks make a great holster, and will do so for a CZ P-07.
https://tuckergunleather.com/pistol-holsters-leather/
I have an example of their work you can fondle if you wish.
Another vote for Kramer horsehide in this application. Quality that lasts. Many choices.
I happen to think my 5 Shot Leather SME is a good value too, despite its being the most expensive holster I’ve ever gotten.
https://www.winthropholsters.com/cov...snap-holsters/Originally Posted by David S.
I have first hand experience with this brand and have bought several times over, including the above holster for a P-07. May have to trim the sweatshield a bit, but that is easily done with a sharp hobby knife and it's a small price to pay for having a quality leather holster on your doorstep inside of two weeks.
I also have holsters from Tim Thurner (TT Gunleather) and they are stunningly good, but they cost 2X what Winthrop does.
Lobo Gun Leather https://lobogunleather.com/iwb-insid...iwb-belt-loop/
Mitch Rosen doesn't offer a VM II type, but their Express Line is a good value https://mitchrosen.com/products/express-line/
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