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Has anyone seen this Holster?

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WalHam

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http://www.fremaholster.com/

I'm just wondering if anyone has seen or has tried this holster. It looks really interesting the way you're able to get 100% concealment and a very quick draw. I might consider ordering one, but I'm not sure how credible the company is.

Any info is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
 
After taking a better look at the site, I totally agree. I checked their FAQ section and there was only 2 questions, not to mention he/she can't spell.

BTW, can you or anyone else recommend a good CCW holster for a Walther P99 I just bought?

Thanks.
 
It looks really interesting the way you're able to get 100% concealment and a very quick draw.

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These holsters work just fine IF you have the time to stick your off-hand into your off-side pocket and push it up and IF you only want to carry your weapon in an 11 o'clock cross-draw position.

Heaven forbid you need your weapon while carrying a bag of groceries or, God forbid, something as important as a child.

As for me I'll stick with a good only-one-hand-needed-to-draw holster. Besides my off side pocket is reserved for my NAA .22WMR.

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Has anyone tried the Milt Sparks or Haugen Leather holsters? I've also seen the kydex holsters from Sidearmor and Comp-Tac. Anyone have an opinion on any of these? Are the kydex holsters uncomfortable, and sholuld I stick with leather?

Thanks for your help. :)
 
It doesn't appear to me that the holster is truly concealed. It is just hidden from waist-level sight behind the belt. If one has the advantage of having one's eyes above the waist-level, one might think "What is that big black bulgy thing that I see behind your belt?"

However, I think it's a great idea for a movie. I think it should be named "Taxi", and should star Robert DeNiro practicing his draws in front of a mirror.
 
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