P238 pocket holster

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  1. July 2nd, 2010 02:59 PM #1
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    P238 pocket holster

    This has been a great couple of days for receiving things. Yesterday it was a pair of thicker than stock Brazilian Cherry grips. Today it is a pocket holster from RKBA. Stephen built mine with roughout leather facing the leg and smooth facing out. Very very nice stuff!



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    Very nice looking pocket holster. I use the Blackhawk #1 for my 238, but I'm thinking of taking a look at one like yours. Good looking Sig. TC
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    Quote Originally Posted by gottabkiddin View Post
    Very nice looking pocket holster. I use the Blackhawk #1 for my 238, but I'm thinking of taking a look at one like yours. Good looking Sig. TC
    I used one similar to your Blackhawk (an Uncle Mike's Size 1) for my now retired AMT 380 Backup II. This time I wanted leather that covered even the safety and had design features that would keep it solidly in the pocket during a draw. This RKBA scores on all points; and I've not seen one negative comment about them anywhere.

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    Pocket holster

    I use an Uncle Mikes pocket holster for my Colt Mustang (same gun, esentially). Ver comfortable, stays put, and conceals well even in shorts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mastercapt View Post
    I use an Uncle Mikes pocket holster for my Colt Mustang (same gun, esentially). Ver comfortable, stays put, and conceals well even in shorts.
    Undoubtedly true but they don't cover as much of the gun (including the thumb safety) as the RKBA does, which was a factor for me and my choice.
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    I wasn't all that clear above. My older Uncle Mikes worked fine in staying in the pocket during a draw. I just wanted a more upscale leather pocket holster this time that also stayed in the pocket but also gave more weapon coverage. The RKBA does that for me.
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    Great looking setup...
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    Do you wonder if the folks at Colt are asking if the Mustang tooling and jigs are stashed around somewhere?
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    Quote Originally Posted by OldVet View Post
    Do you wonder if the folks at Colt are asking if the Mustang tooling and jigs are stashed around somewhere?
    Indeed they are

    I just bought one of their new models....just hit the street...

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    Quote Originally Posted by imthduke View Post

    I just bought one of their new models....just hit the street...
    I hope no NOOB bites here with that line
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