Anyone have a Roys Original pancake holster?

[CaptTripps]

I just scored one on Ebay for a 4" K-Frame. 3 slot pancake in black. I think should be pretty happy with it, I have been wanting a conceal carry holster for this 10-8 I just bought. Got a pretty fair price on it I think, 31$, with 4$ Shipping.

 

[Kevin Rohrer]

I had one for the same gun as your a lonnnnng time ago. It got moldy setting in the basement, and got pitched.

 

[Armored farmer]

I have one.
A very well made holster that serves me well as a trail holster. It would make a great carry holster for you too.
Congrats.

 

[muzzleblast...]

I have several. They are classics.

 

[Saw-Bones]

I don't care for thumb-break holsters for my auto-pistols, but I do use Roy's pancake holsters for my 4" S&W 66 and 4" S&W 29 that I purchased in the mid-70s. I used them constantly for off-duty CCW when I was a uniform division officer because we carried revolvers and I liked how close they kept the gun to the body. When I went to homicide I carried autos and IWB holsters.

They are have held up well, but I did have one of them re-stitched for $8. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did and still do..... Doc

 

[DM~]

I have a black one for my S&W M-19...

DM

 

[CaptTripps]

Just got the holster in the mail today. It is a black, 3 slot pancake style, marked "Roys Original Pancake Holster" "Magnolia, Ark." Seems very well made. Tight stitching, nicely boned, snug fit. It rides high, and the gun is realy tucked up high and tight to my body, which is what I prefer. I'm goin to wear it for a few weeks and report back. Will have a photo up in a couple days.

 

[pbearperry]

Great holster, i had the same one,bought it years ago.Finally the leather cracked and the stitching rotted.Hid my 4 inch Mod 10 and 66 well.