Concealed Carry Holster

[BOOMSTICKHolsters]

Hi folks. I am excited that my Inside the Waistband Holster design is in its final stages, so I thought I would share some pics of the latest prototype. This is a Steer Hide rig with Shark skin accents built for a Heckler & Koch P7. Thanks for looking. Comments and critiques are welcome.

[abn]

That's a work of art. Absolutely beautiful!

Alex

-- Might I add, I love the two-tone color scheme. Brilliant.

Edited April 1, 2008 by abn

[Jordan]

Beautiful work, the colors are very complimentary and the stiching is very good, adds to the overall well balanced looks, seems too nice to cover with just any old belt.

[usmc0341]

You are an craftsmanship is amazing, now if only I can get mine to look as good! Always enjoy seeing your work.

Brian

[David]

Wonderful, nothing to criticize here....a work of art.

Thanks for sharing your great work.

Dave Theobald

http://theobaldleather.com

[Regis]

Now that's one fine lookin' holster. Great design. What kind of snaps? Pull-the-Dot?

Congrad's

[paris3200]

Well the pictures look good, but to really critique it I'm going to need you to drop one in the mail for a 1911.

I really do like the brown with the black. Looks really sharp.

Jason

[Beaverslayer]

Yes that is one fine looking rig. You did a great job on the molding, and the color and texture combinations make this rig just POP. Thanks for sharing.

Ken

[RWClark]

That is a very nice looking rig. Thanks to that squeeze cock, those P7s are hard to build for. Curious as to how well it re-holsters without a full throat band.

Those look like line snaps to me not DOTs.

[BOOMSTICKHolsters]

Thanks for the comments. To answer some questions:

Regis, those are actually line 24 snaps. I need to get some directional snaps before I go into production with this design.

RWClack, the holster is surprisingly sturdy for its weight, and the shark band holds the mouth open better than I ever would have believed. I haven't really even broken it in, but so far there is no trouble whatsoever with one handed re-holstering. I think I am extremely close to releasing this holster series for sale, which is a great relief after the amount of time and money I spent researching and testing ccw holsters.