TN_Mike

Yep. I have a Blackhawk SERPA, just about the only holster I carry in, for every gun that I normally carry. The Glock 23, my primary carry gun (for now), the Taurus PT-92, my back up carry gun (for now but about to become a safe queen), and just got one for the new XD .40 service that I bought (about to become my primary carry gun, moving the G23 to the role of back up carry gun.)

The only gun I do occasionally carry that I don't have a SERPA for is the Taurus PT-111 but, that's because Blackhawk doesn't make one for it and, I almost always carry the PT-111 in the SmartCarry.

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Rotorflyr

I don't have a holster for every pistol owned, but likely will at some point. Though for pistols I have no intention of carrying, I'll likely go cheap.

For the one's I do carry, I have good quality holsters and in a couple of case's more then one for the same gun.

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FunkyColdMedina

I've got leather holsters for the pistols (S&W 640-1, SIG P226, Para C6.45) that I do carry. A couple of nylon holsters for carrying in the glove box.

What's a CBOB?

rottkeeper

I have multiple holsters for all except my CVA .50 caliber, pretty sure I will never be carrying it.

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R.E.Lee

Thanks for all of the feedback, guys.

Sounds about like my situation and has me leaning towards another holster for my USPc.

Dan Wesson Bobtail Commander 1911.

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dreyerba

I have several holsters for one gun but I don't have a holster that for more then one gun.

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Easy Andy

I just got a slide holster from the NRA store with the intent of using it primarily for a 1911. When I opened the package and tried it out, I thought, sheesh what a piece of crap, but after using it some and breaking it in, it seems to be doing the job quite nicely and can be used IWB or OWB with clip or on belt and seems to hold all my guns (G17, Kel-Tec PF-9, Colt 1911 5") fairly descent.

EdC

Yes, holster for each gun, with the exception of the holster for my 1911's. I have a Crossbreed, originally ordered for my Kimber Ultra Raptor II, but I use it for the Ultra Raptor, a full size Springfield Armory Mil-Spec, and my CBOB (a Dan Wesson Classic Bobtail .45, Colt Commander size, 4.25" bbl with full size grip, for the poster who asked what it was). I first tried the Crossbreed with the full paddle on the back, then cut it down to what Crossbreed calls a "combat grip" but still didn't like it on the 1911's, because I like to have my thumb already on the thumb safety when I grip the gun to draw. I just cut off most of the leather that was above the top of the kydex holder, and I still find it comfortable to wear, and very good to draw from.

BkCo1

All my handguns have there own holsters. Some have more than one.
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Landric

I have at least one holster for all my handguns, save one. For guns that I carry often, I have multiples, but I also have several guns that fit the same holsters. I don't yet have a holster for my SP101, but I have a Milt Sparks VMII on order for it, and I'm looking at my pocket holster options for it.

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