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Classic guns deserve classic leather. They're just meant to be together, like peas and carrots, or whiskey and beer…
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Defensive Revolver for EDC
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If it was OWB that would be full fudd! Hahaha. Great looking setup! I need new grips for mine though.
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Mine is currently wearing Crimson LG-405 boot grips, adds a bit of cushion to the backstrap, right where the web of the hand lands.
Otherwise I really like Altamont boot grips for the j frame. Like these:
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As a lefty the laser grips don't really work for me. I'm waiting for these to come back in stock.
Naaaaawww. Even I have some Kydex holsters. The last two I bought from GunfightersInc. were both Kydex (and Nylon blend).
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What holster of theirs uses nylon? I have many gunfighters Inc holsters and don't recall anything but kydex.
Their Kenai Chest Holster. I've got one for my S&W 629 Classic and another for my RIA 1911 10mm.
From their website: We settled on a blend of Kydex and Nylon for excellent retention characteristics, weatherproofing, and lightweight. The Kenai Chest Holster is a perfect pairing with a modern firearm such as the Glock 40MOS or a classic big-bore revolver such as the Ruger Super Redhawk.
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Hmmmm…. Guess this is full fudd….
From the late 1980's, that's a Triple K thumb break holding a mid 80's vintage Taurus 85. Back when they were direct knockoffs of S&W's. That thing has such a great trigger.
Only problem with leather owb holsters is the telltale squeak when combined with a leather belt…
Ah the 80s... When people were trained to put their finger on the trigger while drawing their weapons...
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What revolver do you trust the most for daily carry?
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That's what I thought! I have an Uncle Mike's kydex for a J-frame and I thought it looked familiar.Uncle Mike's has upped their game!
However the Uncle Mike's mounting system is not at all this clean and compact.
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A 3" 357 J-frame, mostly because it's the only one I carry fairly consistently. But every DA revolver I've ever owned has been in the same camp, with one temporary exception. Before @Cerberus Group fixed my 329, I would have carried my Ruger 22 with more confidence.
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Your lost me at tortoise......
I hear tortoise revolvers have a hare trigger
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Probably made out of recycled Glocks.
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I personally like and trust my 642. But it's also had about 2K rounds put through it. Goes bang every single time and more accurate than me.
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I've been pondering this one. 642 PC
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Don't ponder, go for it. They're a bit snappy, but with the right grips, shouldn't be an issue.
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