Need a holster suggestion for working in a rural area clearing land

[schibbyzoltan]

Hey guys, so my buddy and I are going to his property out in Goldendale to clear out some land of trees and such. He was giving me a heads up about rattle snakes and such out there and to be careful. He has a little .22 rifle he carries, but I'm going to be bringing my Hi-Point .40 so we can be prepared when we're working. Anyone have any suggestions for a holster that is good to use while doing that kind of work? Mainly chainsawing and cutting down trees and limbs so something that won't get too into the way.

Also, I'm only taking the Hi-Point because it's cheap and I won't be too bummed if anything happens to it since his dad is paying us pretty well.

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[lazerblazer]

Just get one of the airsoft pistol holster from any of the big box stores: walmart, dicks, sports autority.... such as this it offer retention and its rugged i run one when out in the woods with my hi-point 9c, its held up for a few years now! <broken link removed>

 

[schibbyzoltan]

I used to do Airsoft back in the day with my friends and tried already. The gun is too big to fit into mine that I had from back then. But I'll go check around tomorrow to find if they have bigger ones. I'd rather pay $10 for a week than $50 haha

 

[oknow]

when you do get a holster make da** sure that the trigger is covered. you don't want a branch giving you a nd and a trip to the hospital.

 

[Vstromvoyager]

La Police gear has this Condor H1911 Ambidextrous Holster , not too expensive and as oknow said the trigger is covered and it has the extra bungie to hold it in place.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

I'd be far more worried about illegal alien trespassers. I have chased more than one away from my Mason county land, at gunpoint. Carry a real self defense caliber.. if worried about snakes in Eastern WA load the first two chambers with snakeshot and carry several speedloaders with hollowpoints