RickHodges

That is a fitting scabbard for an outstanding rifle. Perfect match, outstanding work.

That is really nice!

Glock and similar trigger "safety" systems are defeated when clothing, be it folds of t-shirt, outer shirt, jacket, get into the trigger guard as it is being pushed into the holster. The result is a negligent discharge. Holster design won't prevent it, operator training and vigilance will. Oh never fear, people seem to find a way to have negligent discharges with 1911's too.

Wow, very nice!!!

Classic holster lines, very well made. Very Nice. I would be proud to own such a piece.

I'm in agreement with DisplacedLouisiana.....the pictures I see look like a stitch line around the toe. My vote is it had a toe plug.

Pin it in place with a hole for the sling swivel stud to go though....it won't move forward or back

I'm afraid I am of the school to carry one at the ready with spare magazine(s) available. If I need to transport many others a backpack will do nicely, with the guns wrapped in pistol rugs. I know that isn't the answer you are looking for. While working I sometimes carried a small 380 auto as a back up piece in the pocket or a shoulder rig, but I don't think that is what you are asking either.

I like these a lot...good looking and practical as well. Yes I like thumbreaks.....if you can put a 1911 in a cowboy holster (Wild Bunch) you can certainly use an imminently useful thumbreak with a SAA holster.

I pity the poor guy lugging around two of those all day. Nice work.

I like it.

I love it, both the old Iron and the new holster. Thank you for sharing.

That is absolutely first rate.....not to sure about the pink camo on a handgun, but love the holster. LOL

Don't store brass cartridges in leather. Nickle plated cases fare a little better.

Really nice, Thank You!