Holster Review. CZ RAMI -High Noon.

clarkston_cz · July 1st, 2008, 11:31 PM

SUMMER CARRY. CZ RAMI 9mm in HIGH NOON STYLE!

After a favorable two weeks in May of testing a High Noon paddle holster for my then new Ruger SP101.

I loved how quick the HN paddle holster was to take on and off, and how very
comfortable it was to wear all day long.

From day one of the testing..the thought of a similiar holster for summer carry of my RAMI came to mind.

Sadly, I liked the test Holster far more than the test revolver, with the holster finding a new home
and the Ruger .357 still residing in my safe.

Currently,

My requested order arrived a number of days ago after only a short waiting period.

I'm always excited to see that brown box with the High Noon logo, but even more so
knowing that it would be a CZ holster and matching single mag pouch in horsehide.

Having used a few HN holsters in the past that were horsehide. I find that the material is notably more expensive than leather, but far superior.

My HN Slide Guard is now over a year old and still going strong for a cowhide holster, but not as light and thin as one in horsey would be.

I also like the fact that horsehide seems to require no break in period. leather will squeak for a
few days or a week. While you can holster up from the box and the horsey holster settles right in.

There is a complete FAQ section on the High Noon website that compares both materials, so you
can be the judge.

The HN Speedy Spanky paddle for the 2075 RAMI is one nice looking and highly functional holster.

A medium tan coloring with the trademark or should I say exclusive golden thread that you will find
on most tan or natural holsters from High Noon.

Positive stitching througout the holster with deep hand molding of the material, for a strong and tight fitting holster, but not too tight that impedes your draw. Everything works just right with this holster!

The paddle is adjustable for both height and rake, but I like to keep mine at the factory setting.

There is also tension screw on the holster that allows you to set your retention level if needed.

As stated before, I like the idea that you generally don't need a break-in period for Horsehide.

Unlike with some cowhide holsters. The HN this holster doesn't squeak for 3 or 4 days when you walk around.

Also, there is also no need for a metal band at the holster mouth to reinforce it. The draw is quick, smooth,
and positive, as is one hand reholstering.

One feature of the High Noon Speedy Spanky that I really like is the sewn in sight track or sometimes
called by makers- a sight channel.

Having commented on this during my Ruger holster review. I can't help but imparting some info
that might help future holster buyers.

Myself, having to sell two expensive holsters due to the fact that after installing taller sights,
the front sight would drag inside the holster.

Should my holsters have had something like this sight channel- I'd have been much happier.

Well, NO problems to date with my RAMI and standard sights and this excellent holster.

The single magazine pouch in Horsehide is called the Tie Breaker. Like those in cowhide. I think this is a great accessory
to have when using a RAMI. For carry of a 1911 or other single stack. I'd go with the double mag carrier called the Double
Take.

Like the holster. The pouch is a high quality item that will give years of service.

Now, after a couple weeks of carrying this HIGH NOON holster and mag pouch in restaurants and
even Wal-Mart.

I can say that it is my Dream Holster for my RAMI.

A High Noon paddle or other HN product might turn out to be yours, too!

Visit their website ( High Noon Holsters) or my CZ-ZONE (cz-zone.com) for more information.

ExactlyMyPoint · July 1st, 2008, 11:37 PM

I was thinking about getting the mag pouch. How tight does it fit to your body? Is it easily concealed under a shirt? To me, smaller, better. Is it thick/bulky? How easy is it to pull a magazine out?

clarkston_cz · July 2nd, 2008, 01:09 AM

Hi, the mag pouch is as superb as the holster.

Has the adjustable tension screw on it so you can adjust to your preference.

I like my pouches to be firm fitting to the mag but a smooth
draw.

My cowhide mag pouch was set like that and I had no problems with
retention or a smooth mag change in over a year.

I hope you can get the pouch. Like all High Noon products, it is a nice piece of gear that wont let you down.

With the High Noon pouches you can find your perfect level.

Bender · July 2nd, 2008, 11:15 AM

Nice review and photos...

clarkston_cz · July 2nd, 2008, 07:13 PM

Thanks. I have no traing as a writer, but after 20 years of playing with holsters.

I like what I see at HIGH NOON the best out of what is on the market.

July 1st, 2008, 11:31 PM	#1
clarkston_cz Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Lewis-Clark Valley Posts: 420	Holster Review. CZ RAMI -High Noon. SUMMER CARRY. CZ RAMI 9mm in HIGH NOON STYLE! After a favorable two weeks in May of testing a High Noon paddle holster for my then new Ruger SP101. I loved how quick the HN paddle holster was to take on and off, and how very comfortable it was to wear all day long. From day one of the testing..the thought of a similiar holster for summer carry of my RAMI came to mind. Sadly, I liked the test Holster far more than the test revolver, with the holster finding a new home and the Ruger .357 still residing in my safe. Currently, My requested order arrived a number of days ago after only a short waiting period. I'm always excited to see that brown box with the High Noon logo, but even more so knowing that it would be a CZ holster and matching single mag pouch in horsehide. Having used a few HN holsters in the past that were horsehide. I find that the material is notably more expensive than leather, but far superior. My HN Slide Guard is now over a year old and still going strong for a cowhide holster, but not as light and thin as one in horsey would be. I also like the fact that horsehide seems to require no break in period. leather will squeak for a few days or a week. While you can holster up from the box and the horsey holster settles right in. There is a complete FAQ section on the High Noon website that compares both materials, so you can be the judge. The HN Speedy Spanky paddle for the 2075 RAMI is one nice looking and highly functional holster. A medium tan coloring with the trademark or should I say exclusive golden thread that you will find on most tan or natural holsters from High Noon. Positive stitching througout the holster with deep hand molding of the material, for a strong and tight fitting holster, but not too tight that impedes your draw. Everything works just right with this holster! The paddle is adjustable for both height and rake, but I like to keep mine at the factory setting. There is also tension screw on the holster that allows you to set your retention level if needed. As stated before, I like the idea that you generally don't need a break-in period for Horsehide. Unlike with some cowhide holsters. The HN this holster doesn't squeak for 3 or 4 days when you walk around. Also, there is also no need for a metal band at the holster mouth to reinforce it. The draw is quick, smooth, and positive, as is one hand reholstering. One feature of the High Noon Speedy Spanky that I really like is the sewn in sight track or sometimes called by makers- a sight channel. Having commented on this during my Ruger holster review. I can't help but imparting some info that might help future holster buyers. Myself, having to sell two expensive holsters due to the fact that after installing taller sights, the front sight would drag inside the holster. Should my holsters have had something like this sight channel- I'd have been much happier. Well, NO problems to date with my RAMI and standard sights and this excellent holster. The single magazine pouch in Horsehide is called the Tie Breaker. Like those in cowhide. I think this is a great accessory to have when using a RAMI. For carry of a 1911 or other single stack. I'd go with the double mag carrier called the Double Take. Like the holster. The pouch is a high quality item that will give years of service. Now, after a couple weeks of carrying this HIGH NOON holster and mag pouch in restaurants and even Wal-Mart. I can say that it is my Dream Holster for my RAMI. A High Noon paddle or other HN product might turn out to be yours, too! Visit their website ( High Noon Holsters) or my CZ-ZONE (cz-zone.com) for more information. __________________ 'CZimply The Best!" www.czforumsite.info/index.php www.cz-zone.com http://www.angelfire.com/amiga/hakan/czp01.html http://czzone.blogspot.com/

July 1st, 2008, 11:37 PM	#2
ExactlyMyPoint Distinguished Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 1,905	I was thinking about getting the mag pouch. How tight does it fit to your body? Is it easily concealed under a shirt? To me, smaller, better. Is it thick/bulky? How easy is it to pull a magazine out? __________________ Article II, Section I of the U.S. Constitution: I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

July 2nd, 2008, 01:09 AM	#3
clarkston_cz Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Lewis-Clark Valley Posts: 420	Hi, the mag pouch is as superb as the holster. Has the adjustable tension screw on it so you can adjust to your preference. I like my pouches to be firm fitting to the mag but a smooth draw. My cowhide mag pouch was set like that and I had no problems with retention or a smooth mag change in over a year. I hope you can get the pouch. Like all High Noon products, it is a nice piece of gear that wont let you down. With the High Noon pouches you can find your perfect level. __________________ 'CZimply The Best!" www.czforumsite.info/index.php www.cz-zone.com http://www.angelfire.com/amiga/hakan/czp01.html http://czzone.blogspot.com/

July 2nd, 2008, 11:15 AM	#4
Bender Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 149	Nice review and photos... __________________ Ahhh, what an awful dream. Ones and zeros everywhere... and I thought I saw a two.

July 2nd, 2008, 07:13 PM	#5
clarkston_cz Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Lewis-Clark Valley Posts: 420	Thanks. I have no traing as a writer, but after 20 years of playing with holsters. I like what I see at HIGH NOON the best out of what is on the market. __________________ 'CZimply The Best!" www.czforumsite.info/index.php www.cz-zone.com http://www.angelfire.com/amiga/hakan/czp01.html http://czzone.blogspot.com/

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