SAA Carry Holster

[Mark_Mark]

Suggestions on a carry holster for SAA? O think I want to do IWB cross draw or just plain IWB right side.

SUGGESTIONS? thanks

 

[Barbaroja]

Simply rugged sourdough pancake

 

[the Black Spot]

I have one i made similar to this for my SAA. I made it owb, but i bought the iwb clips, punched holes in the leather and now i can use it either way.

 

[Armored farmer]

Just for fun. Check out Azula holsters on ebay. They are quality holsters. I bought a owb for my python.
They have a good looking holster for single action guns.

 

[Mark_Mark]

Just for fun. Check out Azula holsters on ebay. They are quality holsters. I bought a owb for my python.
They have a good looking holster for single action guns.

I seen those around! looks nice

 

[Bazoo]

I carry a flattop blackhawk 44 special in a simply rugged sourdough with the IWB loops. It is comfy and conceals well.

 

[BobWright]

I carry a Ruger Blackhawk, 4 5/8" in .45 Colt in this No.1 Shuck by Mike Barranti:



I normally wear a western style vest or a sport coat to cover.


Bob Wright

 

[Mark_Mark]

I carry a Ruger Blackhawk, 4 5/8" in .45 Colt in this No.1 Shuck by Mike Barranti:

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I normally wear a western style vest or a sport coat to cover.


Bob Wright

GOOD look!!

 

[RealGun]

Suggestions on a carry holster for SAA? O think I want to do IWB cross draw or just plain IWB right side.

SUGGESTIONS? thanks

That is a lot of gun to holster inside a waistband. I wonder if you would be disappointed, even if there was such a holster. I have an OWB and an El Paso Tanker shoulder holster for a 5.5" 45 Colt. I also have a couple of OWB crossdraws. The one that is not cowboy style is by CME. I have their crossdraw for a number of guns and recommend it as holding a gun close and comfortable enough. The champ in crossdraw revolver though is an El Paso Tom Threepersons for a 44 Mag 6" Bisley or a similar Bisley in 41 Magnum. Wearing it is only in theory, because I don't do woods walks or open carry. It is a little like owning guns you don't shoot.

 

[BobWright]

I carry a Single Action almost daily, calling my Ruger my "American Express Gun", as I never leave home without it.

I break all of the rules, but since its my hide I'm looking after, I figure I can do that. Here is my preferred carry:



If, and when I need to go to work in a hurry, I brush aside my vest/jacket with my elbow. My hand just naturally falls on the gun butt. My thumb goes to the hammer spur and my finger goes to the trigger. I lift the gun clear of leather, cocking the hammer as I do so. As the gun comes level, I press the trigger.

Since this is my practiced draw, cross draw holsters are out for me, as I cannot find the hammer spur positiviely enough. And the holster must not be too high nor have too much forward rake. Too much forward cant, or rake, does not permit my thumb to get a firm purchase on the hammer spur.

My thoughts, my practice.

Bob Wright

 

[Gordon]

I like Bob's post above and Three persons design holsters BUT check this old Bianchi 126 ( also 127 and 128) Berne's Martin style cross draw holsters ( on eBay as they are long discontinued) . It's what I m carrying my new to me .44 special 4 5/8" Blackhawk :.

 

[Gordon]

I don't like alot of leather in a concealed holster and cross draw is the bomb in a vehicle

 

[Mark_Mark]

Check this out! Looks good too

 

[Mark_Mark]

I carry a Single Action almost daily, calling my Ruger my "American Express Gun", as I never leave home without it.

I break all of the rules, but since its my hide I'm looking after, I figure I can do that. Here is my preferred carry:

View attachment 1031767

If, and when I need to go to work in a hurry, I brush aside my vest/jacket with my elbow. My hand just naturally falls on the gun butt. My thumb goes to the hammer spur and my finger goes to the trigger. I lift the gun clear of leather, cocking the hammer as I do so. As the gun comes level, I press the trigger.

Since this is my practiced draw, cross draw holsters are out for me, as I cannot find the hammer spur positiviely enough. And the holster must not be too high nor have too much forward rake. Too much forward cant, or rake, does not permit my thumb to get a firm purchase on the hammer spur.

My thoughts, my practice.

Bob Wright

that Cool!

 

[Mark_Mark]

That is a lot of gun to holster inside a waistband. I wonder if you would be disappointed, even if there was such a holster. I have an OWB and an El Paso Tanker shoulder holster for a 5.5" 45 Colt. I also have a couple of OWB crossdraws. The one that is not cowboy style is by CME. I have their crossdraw for a number of guns and recommend it as holding a gun close and comfortable enough. The champ in crossdraw revolver though is an El Paso Tom Threepersons for a 44 Mag 6" Bisley or a similar Bisley in 41 Magnum. Wearing it is only in theory, because I don't do woods walks or open carry. It is a little like owning guns you don't shoot.

I’ve carried all kinda crazy large guns IWB. Just use to it I guest.

 

[Mark_Mark]

I don't like alot of leather in a concealed holster and cross draw is the bomb in a vehicle

I was a Uber Driver in Seattle for 4 years full time and some. The crazy things I’ve seen. Anyways, I was always getting in and out my car, and I carried Pocket Left side and left hand draw, even tho I was right handed. I did not want to print in my right pocket.

 

[Gordon]

I was a Uber Driver in Seattle for 4 years full time and some. The crazy things I’ve seen. Anyways, I was always getting in and out my car, and I carried Pocket Left side and left hand draw, even tho I was right handed. I did not want to print in my right pocket.

 

[Gordon]

Now there is real life pro approach excellent !

 

[Rexster]

Check this out! Looks good too

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That one looks mighty sweet!

Barranti?

 

[Terminatorret]

Mernickle PS6-SA
or
Mernickle Cross-Draw for single action.

 

[Mark_Mark]

That one looks mighty sweet!

Barranti?

I don’t know? it was a internet search. I think looking good as you carry is important. I guest I’m getting old

 

[Rexster]

I don’t know? it was a internet search. I think looking good as you carry is important. I guest I’m getting old

https://barrantileather.com/shop/ols/products/direct-line-summer-classic

Very-well-done holsters. The belt loop pivots, which, in my opinion, is a good thing, with a substantial-sized sixgun.

 

[Mark_Mark]

I carry a Single Action almost daily, calling my Ruger my "American Express Gun", as I never leave home without it.

I break all of the rules, but since its my hide I'm looking after, I figure I can do that. Here is my preferred carry:

View attachment 1031767

If, and when I need to go to work in a hurry, I brush aside my vest/jacket with my elbow. My hand just naturally falls on the gun butt. My thumb goes to the hammer spur and my finger goes to the trigger. I lift the gun clear of leather, cocking the hammer as I do so. As the gun comes level, I press the trigger.

Since this is my practiced draw, cross draw holsters are out for me, as I cannot find the hammer spur positiviely enough. And the holster must not be too high nor have too much forward rake. Too much forward cant, or rake, does not permit my thumb to get a firm purchase on the hammer spur.

My thoughts, my practice.

Bob Wright

I think more people will start carrying SAA, once they figure out how cool it is and being a cowboy is making a come back.

 

[Mark_Mark]

https://barrantileather.com/shop/ols/products/direct-line-summer-classic

Very-well-done holsters. The belt loop pivots, which, in my opinion, is a good thing, with a substantial-sized sixgun.

you think carry 2 SAA is over kill?

 

[Bazoo]

Here’s my flattop Blackhawk in the simply rugged sourdough.