Looking at getting a holster and mag pouch (AIWB configuration) for a Browning Hi Power. Checked JM Custom's website and didn't see a BHP offering. Would the CZ 75 option work?
Alternatively, what other companies makes such a holster/mag pouch?
I'd be willing to explore leather, but prefer kydex.
"Well you know, it's a toolbox. You put the tools in for the job." Sam
I think JM might be able to help you on a custom basis. He used to offer them as I recall.
I haven't owned a BHP in years, but they sure have a place in my heart.
@Newportl has posted pics of a BHP in a leather AIWB rig from Burdette that was so gorgeous that it stuck with me. I can't find any decent images right now, maybe he'll be along to comment.
Sent JM Custom an email, and the response is:
"we don’t make holster for the BHP, just not enough interest to warrant the cost of the CNC molds and buying the real gun. No, the CZ 75 doesn’t work."
"Well you know, it's a toolbox. You put the tools in for the job." Sam
I can’t vouch for this company (only found them on Google), and I’m always hesitant to suggest anything that’s not JMCK, Dark Star Gear, Tenicor, etc...
All that said, this holster doesn’t look awful in the photos, and they will make one for a BHP (for an extra $50; $130 total).
https://www.nsrtactical.com/collecti...29817425821799
I helped my brother mod a Tucker Gunleather DC-2 with a single soft loop, Dark Star Gear pad and Dark Wing and it's worked rather well for him thus far. He's a *small* dude (5'2", 140 with a 30" waist) and his BHP MK3 disappears on him in a t-shirt and jeans.
My only High Power is an Argentinian "slab side". That said, mine fits into all of the 5" 1911 holsters (both leather and Kydex) I've tried it in pretty much like the holster was made for it, aside from the holster being a tiny bit too long.Originally Posted by Jay585
Bumping this back up because I've decided to keep my BHP instead of going 1911's
"Well you know, it's a toolbox. You put the tools in for the job." Sam
As I recall, an HP will work in 1911 holsters.
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