Product Description
PRICE REDUCED 30% ( was $29.10 )
MASTER'S brand Leather Belt Slide Holster made from top grain genuine Italian cowhide leather with beautiful stitching and first class craftsmanship.
- Ambidextrous - RIGHT or LEFT Hand use
- Open top design for fast draw
- Multiple carry options: inside the waistband or outside on the belt, small of the back, etc.
- Low profile, ideal for concealment
- Fits multiple guns
- Low price, double layer LEATHER
- May be used with or without a belt
- Belt slots accommodate belts up to 1 7/8" wide and 1/4" thick
Our unique design with a metal clip and belt loops on both sides lets you wear it inside OR outside the waistline, on the RIGHT, on the LEFT, in the front, in the back, inside jacket pocket, anyway you can think of. There is no right or left. Just flip it over and it becomes a leftie or a small of the back holster.
Here's what Gunblast.com's R.K. Campbell wrote about this holster:
"...This is a versatile little belt slide that will adapt to a number of pistols. One or more are recommended to be on hand. It is a must have for handgunners." ( http://www.gunblast.com/RKCampbell_38Super.htm )
Size LARGE ( # 1035 ) fits most 9mm, .40, and .45 semi autos and small 38 Special revolvers
Size SMALL ( # 1036 ) fits most .22, .32, .380, and small frame 9mm semi autos
SELECT THE RIGHT SIZE FROM THE LIST OF GUNS. If you don't see your exact gun listed, select a gun with size similar to yours.
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BEST HOLSTER FOR RUGER 38 SPCL LCR
I have owned and carried a Ruger 38 SPCL LCR for many years and have used various holsters. This is by far, the best holster I have found for the Ruger LCR.
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Fits Springfield XDS perfectly
bought the small size (1036) for my Springfield XDS 9mm with a CT red dot sight. Very snug at first. Really have to wiggle and shove it into the holster to get it all the way in. After a few days, the holster conforms perfectly to the gun, holds the pistol in place, and is still easy to draw.
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Great Holster!
Great quality for the price! Would recommend.
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A versatile little holster
I have been looking for a good ambidextrous holster for a Bersa Thunder Plus. This little holster more than fills the bill. As with most leather holsters it is initially a pretty tight fit, but forms to the pistol quickly. Whether worn strong side or as a cross draw, the holster is secure and easy to hook over a belt with the clip. I'd rate it highly with two thumbs up.
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Comfy and secure
I recently purchased the Sig Sauer P320 Carry. I was skeptical as to whether or not this holster would be adequate (I do have the smaller version for the P238) for a double stack. I tried it on with my firearm as soon as it arrived, and I found it to be comfortable, and secure, while adequately concealing my gun; that's not an easy feat for a 5'2" female. I only purchase holsters from Holsterama; I've never been disappointed with a product.
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Large Belt Slide Holster
Another well made product from Holsterama. This makes about 10 holsters that I have bought from them and all are extremely well made. I will continue to buy these holsters.
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Quality Premium Leather
I purchased 2 of the Black Belt Slide Holsters and they fit my S&W M&P 9mm (full size), and my Ruger LCRx 3" barrel, easily. The metal clip works great on the belt. Using the belt loops is just as effective. A great product value.
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Best Dollar Valve On The Market
I have 2 pistols SR9c & Sig P238 both have Crimson Trace a Laser Guard laser both fit perfect you can use them IWB or OWB. These holsters do not Print. They exceeded my expectations. Shipping was fast received the holsters in less than a work week.
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Great little holster
I bought one for myself, liked it and bought one for my husband. It's harder to find a concealed holster that fits my shape, (short waist) and this one does the job. It holds my pistol well, but gun slides right out when I draw. In the sweltering AZ heat, I like that the color doesn't bleed onto me, and it doesn't get "slimy" when sweat hits it.
