Years back I purchased on line a holster for Ruger SBH, now Bisley. I wanted nylon holster, mainly because it wouldn't react with gun metal as most of leather ones do. I have a few of those and chemical reaction with metal rivets is clearly visible.
Anyhow, I've got one, didn't use it for years, and when I took it to see how it will fit my belt, that belt attachment shattered like glass:
As you could see, it's even sawn on the holster. Why they didn't use very same material as for holster, is beyond me.
So, if have you any of those nylon holster, check material of the belt attachment. If it's el cheapo as mine, get it fixed with a proper material, or just throw it away. The last thing you want to happen is that holster with your gun in it drops in a creek or falling of a cliff.
And if you are buying another nylon holster, make a sure it has good quality material throughout.
Anyhow, I've got one, didn't use it for years, and when I took it to see how it will fit my belt, that belt attachment shattered like glass:
As you could see, it's even sawn on the holster. Why they didn't use very same material as for holster, is beyond me.
So, if have you any of those nylon holster, check material of the belt attachment. If it's el cheapo as mine, get it fixed with a proper material, or just throw it away. The last thing you want to happen is that holster with your gun in it drops in a creek or falling of a cliff.
And if you are buying another nylon holster, make a sure it has good quality material throughout.
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