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Originally Posted by ispcapt
Looks like you wanted to go with a retro designed holster. That's what you got. That's the way the hang because of they way they were built. The holsters designed like that stuck out just like that back in the days. They did a poor job of keeping the gun tucked in close to the body.
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Yeah, I know how they're built. I know that's the way they hang. But not all of them. I wore Bianchi thumb-break holsters back in the 70s and they concealed hands down better than this one.
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Originally Posted by JimmyC
Not to juke you, but why didn't you buy from a well-known quality maker?
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Gee, why didn't I think of that?
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Originally Posted by automan
Have you tried Milt Sparks? I have a number of VM-II IWB holsters and they are thick and work well. They have metal holding the holster mouth open when the handgun is drawn.
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Yes, I know all about Milt Sparks. I carried a Summer Special for many years. Why didn't I buy a Sparks? Maybe the 24 week wait might have something to do with it.
Look, guys, I'm not looking for advice. I'm not even looking for
sympathy. (I can find that in the dictionary). I made a bad holster decision (something we've
all done at one time or the other, right)? I am simply hoping to help others benefit from my experience so they don't get ripped off by Bell Charter Oak.