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jsmosby · January 19th, 2008, 01:57 AM

I am thinking of buying a Tucker IWB holster for a 3" revolver. On other posts, however, I have read that these holsters do not have a reinforced mouth (steel or leather). If true, I suppose that it is done to enhance concealability.

Without the reinforced mouth, however, isn't there more friction on the draw? I would also think that the holsters would lose their shape faster. It also means two-handed reholstering.

Can you tell me if this is true.

January 19th, 2008, 01:57 AM	#1
jsmosby Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: The West Posts: 40	Tucker Iwb Holsters: No Reinforced Mouth? I am thinking of buying a Tucker IWB holster for a 3" revolver. On other posts, however, I have read that these holsters do not have a reinforced mouth (steel or leather). If true, I suppose that it is done to enhance concealability. Without the reinforced mouth, however, isn't there more friction on the draw? I would also think that the holsters would lose their shape faster. It also means two-handed reholstering. Can you tell me if this is true.