Old Faithful Holsters

[Ben]

Thought some of you would be interested in this. I found the video link perusing elsewhere and then went to the Old Faithful webpage. I have no experience with this brand, but thought the ability to buy the holster in different stages of assembly was kinda neat. You can buy the holster in different stages of assembly, from the cut leather and a sheet of Kydex to a fully assembled holster, with prices based on how much work you (or they I guess) put into it. These are basically the same hybrid form as the Crossbreed Supertuck or White Hat Max Tuck.

http://www.shinycasings.com/2012/12/old-faithful-hip-holster-you-assemble.html

https://oldfaithfulholsters.com/shop/category/hip-holsters/

[Fly320s]

I've been hearing lots of positive comments about this company lately. I don't own any of their stuff, but people I know seem to like their products.

[lee n. field]

I contemplate getting one, every once in a while.  Looks like the price is creeping up.

[cordex]

I bought a kit for my S&W Model 60 in .357.  I had them mold the kydex for me, but what I actually received appears to have been molded on a .38 special and doesn't fit my gun.  When I get some time I'll remold the kydex to fit but for now it is in my holster box.  If anyone has questions about the components I'd be happy to answer them.

My brother-in-law bought a kit and built his holster.  I think he likes it pretty well.

[roo_ster]

Gah, tuckable IWB.

I'll wait until they have a better design.

[SADShooter]

Gah, tuckable IWB.

I'll wait until they have a better design.

NGDE.

No idea how many hours I've lugged a Para P13 in my CompTac Minotaur. I think the concept is proven.