Does anyone make this holster?

[whw]

Does anyone know of a holster maker that has made a holster with the following attributes:

[INDENT]> IWB Tuckable

> Raked at an angle so that the barrel will be parallel with the crease between you upper thigh and torso

> The gun would be postioned over the appendix, or just forward of the hip, and the grip would ride just above the belt line

> Holster would be made for revolvers, k and j frames, or pistols with a 3 or 4 inch barrel

I guess I'm looking to be able to carry "Mexican style" with a holster.
Has anyone seen a holster like this?

thanks,
whw

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[jarhead79]

I can make anything you want, but I'm not sure I understand what rake you watn. Is it a forward rake like an FBI cant, or a backwards rake like a crossdraw???

[Greg Dunn]

I am not following you at all?

It is possible to make anything..........

[Matt Del Fatti]

Does anyone know of a holster maker that has made a holster with the following attributes:

[INDENT]> IWB Tuckable

> Raked at an angle so that the barrel will be parallel with the crease between you upper thigh and torso

> The gun would be postioned over the appendix, or just forward of the hip, and the grip would ride just above the belt line

> Holster would be made for revolvers, k and j frames, or pistols with a 3 or 4 inch barrel

I guess I'm looking to be able to carry "Mexican style" with a holster.
Has anyone seen a holster like this?

thanks,
whw

I'm not aware of anyone who builds a holster like you describe. If I understand you correctly, I don't think the design would work anyway. At the extreme muzzle forward angle you describe (follow the hip crease) and having the grip positioned just above the belt would put the majority of the mass of the handgun above or at the belt line. Because of this, the holster would provide no support or stability and would flop around. Depending on the weapon, it is possible to mount it at that angle outside the belt because of the belt loop placement.

[whw]

I'm not aware of anyone who builds a holster like you describe. If I understand you correctly, I don't think the design would work anyway. At the extreme muzzle forward angle you describe (follow the hip crease) and having the grip positioned just above the belt would put the majority of the mass of the handgun above or at the belt line. Because of this, the holster would provide no support or stability and would flop around. Depending on the weapon, it is possible to mount it at that angle outside the belt because of the belt loop placement.

I think I understand what you are saying. The Bulman TJS, or T J Special, is a belt holster that carries the gun as I tried to describe. The only difference is that I would like to have it made as a tuckable IWB. Is that possible?
Thanks for the feedback.
whw

[rocky]

Perhaps if you had it built w/ a tail to help stablize the holster.

[Matt Del Fatti]

I think I understand what you are saying. The Bulman TJS, or T J Special, is a belt holster that carries the gun as I tried to describe. The only difference is that I would like to have it made as a tuckable IWB. Is that possible?
Thanks for the feedback.
whw

Josh's TJS is probably in the range of maybe 8 degrees of muzzle forward rake. That's a lot straighter than "Raked at an angle so that the barrel will be parallel with the crease between you upper thigh and torso". If the TJS is at about the rake you want however, it certainly wouldn't be a problem building an inside the waistband type holster for a revolver in that configuration. I've built quite a few over the years for both pistols and wheel guns and would guess that other holstermakers have as well. As for making the design tuckable, it's not a problem but the holster ends up being either thicker or wider as a result.

[LoveLeather]

Well Mr. Del Fatti, it sounds like you make holsters too. Do you have anything with a slotted pad, 15 degree rake and a wing for a P7M8? Or perhaps a horsehide j-frame rig with a low profile off center clip? That would impress me!

[QKShooter]

Do Fish Swim In The Ocean?

LoveLeather Click Here To Visit Matts Web Site...Scroll Down The Page & Then Click On His Photo Gallery.
Then count how many times you either say "WOW!" or "Holy $H1T!" when you click on those little Thumbnail Photos.

That Guy Can MAKE Some Doggone Custom Holsters!

[rstickle]

Well Mr. Del Fatti, it sounds like you make holsters too.

Sir, you have a flair for understatement!

We have the distinct privilege of having some of the best holster makers in the country "sneaking" around this forum!

[Gary Brommeland]

Well Mr. Del Fatti, it sounds like you make holsters too. Do you have anything with a slotted pad, 15 degree rake and a wing for a P7M8? Or perhaps a horsehide j-frame rig with a low profile off center clip? That would impress me!

Matt is without a doubt one of the best holstermakers who has ever drawn a breath. He does OUTSTANDING work.

[LoveLeather]

I'll have to check this young Italian leahersmith out...maybe even place an order...I can use a few new holsters by Thanksgiving.

[Gary Brommeland]

I'll have to check this young Italian leahersmith out...maybe even place an order...I can use a few new holsters by Thanksgiving.

That's Thanksgiving of '07 or '08?

[whw]

Matt is without a doubt one of the best holstermakers who has ever drawn a breath. He does OUTSTANDING work.

If seen his work, and Mr. Bommeland turns out some fine holsters also.

whw

[Gary Brommeland]

If seen his work, and Mr. Bommeland turns out some fine holsters also.

whw

Thank you, sir.