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Piglet · August 21st, 2008, 09:23 AM

Get the best - Kramer.

Kramer Handgun Leather: Revolver holsters, concealment holsters, paddle holster, 1911 holster, ankle holster

I can tell you from personal experience that their ankle rig is a keeper. With a gun the size and weight of the Bobcat, you should have no problem with slip-down and the sheepskin lining makes it blissfully comfortable to wear.

The holster does seem overpriced until you've been wearing it for a while, after which I think you'll agree that $230.00 is well worth it. But, then again, frequenting forums like this has left me doubting whether anything at all is not relative in the gun world, so don't blame me if you buy it and think it's the worst holster ever. I find it hard to believe you will, though.

Mitch Rosen also makes an ankle rig, though I don't have one and, to my recollection, have never read a review of it.

August 21st, 2008, 09:23 AM	#4
Piglet Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Here and There Posts: 113	Get the best - Kramer. Kramer Handgun Leather: Revolver holsters, concealment holsters, paddle holster, 1911 holster, ankle holster I can tell you from personal experience that their ankle rig is a keeper. With a gun the size and weight of the Bobcat, you should have no problem with slip-down and the sheepskin lining makes it blissfully comfortable to wear. The holster does seem overpriced until you've been wearing it for a while, after which I think you'll agree that $230.00 is well worth it. But, then again, frequenting forums like this has left me doubting whether anything at all is not relative in the gun world, so don't blame me if you buy it and think it's the worst holster ever. I find it hard to believe you will, though. Mitch Rosen also makes an ankle rig, though I don't have one and, to my recollection, have never read a review of it.