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Charlotta Jorgenson · March 6th, 2008, 10:25 PM

- I find the "store bought" Don Hume JIT and 712OT to be effective budget OWB choices. The JIT is straight drop so I can utilize it those few times I decide to carry cross-draw. The 712 0pen Top holds my small frame revolver high, tight, and comfortably........and conceals admirably.

- "Simply Rugged" makes a very nice, basic handcrafted OWB pancake style holster called the "Silver Dollar" that is extremely comfortable; it is "bargain" priced at $45 !

- ......My very favorite "custom" OWB holster for a small snub-nose revolver is C. Rusty Sherricks U.S. Hight Ride. I nearly forget I am carrying when I wear this rig.....made of horsehide it's a work of art !

These are what I find work for me....the trick of course, is to find what works for you. I think most of us would agree that discovering what works is a "process".

- C.J.

March 6th, 2008, 10:25 PM	#4
Charlotta Jorgenson New Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: L.A. and Pac. NW Posts: 11	- I find the "store bought" Don Hume JIT and 712OT to be effective budget OWB choices. The JIT is straight drop so I can utilize it those few times I decide to carry cross-draw. The 712 0pen Top holds my small frame revolver high, tight, and comfortably........and conceals admirably. - "Simply Rugged" makes a very nice, basic handcrafted OWB pancake style holster called the "Silver Dollar" that is extremely comfortable; it is "bargain" priced at $45 ! - ......My very favorite "custom" OWB holster for a small snub-nose revolver is C. Rusty Sherricks U.S. Hight Ride. I nearly forget I am carrying when I wear this rig.....made of horsehide it's a work of art ! These are what I find work for me....the trick of course, is to find what works for you. I think most of us would agree that discovering what works is a "process". - C.J. Last edited by Charlotta Jorgenson; March 7th, 2008 at 02:19 AM..