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#21 ·
seery said:
I owned two Azula pocket holsters (LCP and G42) and felt they were OK for the money. The attention to detail wasn't the best and the fit became sloppy rather quickly.

The Galco horsehide pocket holsters [PH436 and PH460 in my case] provide a lot more bang for the buck. And at $45, they are a steal.
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I guess this is what makes the world go around. A few years back I purchased a Galco OWB holster for a revolver that I absolutely hated and never wore so much as once. (more than $45. Close to double)

One of the hazards of buying over the internet and not trying in person. Like throwing money down a sewer, but there's a lesson to be learned even with that.
 
#22 ·
71yancy said:
A few years back I purchased a Galco OWB holster for a revolver that I absolutely hated and never wore so much as once.
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Completely agree on the Galco OWB holsters, I'm not a fan either.

But their horsehide pocket holster is on a whole different level.

Over the past ~48 months on my quest for the perfect pocket holster, I've been thru a ton of different ones. Ranging in price from $5 to $165.

And so far, the Nemesis and Galco PH horsehide work the best [for me].
 
#23 ·
seery said:
Completely agree on the Galco OWB holsters, I'm not a fan either.

But their horsehide pocket holster is on a whole different level.

Over the past ~48 months on my quest for the perfect pocket holster, I've been thru a ton of different ones. Ranging in price from $5 to $165.

And so far, the Nemesis and Galco PH horsehide work the best [for me].
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What guns are you putting in them?
 
#29 ·
buckwheatpaul said:
I have 5 with a 6th ordered. Most are IWB. One OWB. I have a new IWB with safety strap for Kimber Ultra. Azula makes comfortable and safe holsters with a lifetime warranty.
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Today I received my newest AZULA holster. It is a IWB Holster with Safety Strap for a Kimber Ultra. It is well made and the snap does not interfere with the slide safety. It rides just right as well. I will try to figure how to post a picture.....
 
#31 ·
seery said:
I owned two Azula pocket holsters (LCP and G42) and felt they were OK for the money. The attention to detail wasn't the best and the fit became sloppy rather quickly.

The Galco horsehide pocket holsters [PH436 and PH460 in my case] provide a lot more bang for the buck. And at $45, they are a steal.
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I agree that the one that came with a used 3" Bulldog, works ok, but it is loose and sloppy and really swallows the gun inside. It's a clip on IWB holster like others here have shown pictures of. It was sold for a specific application, but I'd bet it also works for a larger revolver.

Many local gun shops carry them. I've talked to a sales rep once. It would be nice for you to try one out if you can. It's frustrating when a holster allows your handgun to lean away from your body because of a poor design or execution of that design. I wish I'd tried the model out that your showed.
 
#33 ·
Novarider, I have a Azula holster for my PPQ m2 9mm and it works excellent. Very very comfortable and holds the your weapon still and close to you body. I wear my everyday. on a average 5 hours daily, sometimes all day. I just orger another for 45 Ultra CDP II.

By the way, I am a big guy and you can see my weapon in a t-Shirt. Here is the link to their site:
https://azulagunholsters.com/
 
#38 ·
I just bought an Azula thumb break pancake OWB off of Amazon for my LCR. I've only tried it on so far, not really worn it for any length of time. But it seems to be good quality. The fit is really tight at first, which the instructions say it should be. The instructions tell you how to loosen it up if need be. I'm satisfied so far and depending on how it wears, I will buy from them again.
 
#39 ·
royal barnes said:
Don't have one but it looks like a decent holster especially for the money. My one question not answered in their ad is the leather thickness.
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Pretty decent eksther, maybe 2 to 3mm thick atleast. Very comfortable, and the clips are super strong. I can wear mine with or without my belt and it stays out but I have one of the IWB leather holsters for a ppks so it's a smaller gun. Draws easily and the molding inside of it is a perfect fit.
 
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