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Good Morning,
So I was surfing fleabay the last few days looking for new holsters on the cheap. I came across an upside down shoulder holster that fit a snub nose revolver. After thinking on it for a while I decided I needed it. To make a long story short I was out bid, but it got me to thinking that it would be a handy carry style.
I often wear a hooded sweatshirt or some other cover garment like that and I also spend a fair amount of time on the road. I know, I know a crossdraw or IWB holster would work but I have a hard time finding shirts that are long enough for my torso. Which leads me to think a holster like this would keep it away from my belt line where I tend to show off my gun.
My question is two part, first off do you have a downward draw with this type of holster where I can reach up my shirt and draw (manly flashbang style), part 2 who still makes these types of holsters that are under $100?
So I was surfing fleabay the last few days looking for new holsters on the cheap. I came across an upside down shoulder holster that fit a snub nose revolver. After thinking on it for a while I decided I needed it. To make a long story short I was out bid, but it got me to thinking that it would be a handy carry style.
I often wear a hooded sweatshirt or some other cover garment like that and I also spend a fair amount of time on the road. I know, I know a crossdraw or IWB holster would work but I have a hard time finding shirts that are long enough for my torso. Which leads me to think a holster like this would keep it away from my belt line where I tend to show off my gun.
My question is two part, first off do you have a downward draw with this type of holster where I can reach up my shirt and draw (manly flashbang style), part 2 who still makes these types of holsters that are under $100?