2 months with urban carry lock leather, and I really like it. Here I show how it works and a few features. Contact me if you have questions and I will try to answer them
Nice review! Like someone else said, get yourself a good stiff gunbelt. it makes a world of difference. I got a Trayvax and a kore essentials for different pants and both work well and have made a huge difference.
Just received mine today for my BUL Cherokee………..tight of course - as all new leather holsters should be - but beautifully made and perfect fit…….had to back off retention screw about a turn to get the locking device to engage……only took about a minute to figure out……..so far so good
Nice review on what seems to be a pretty good holster. There's one other viewer wrote I saw an advertisement for it while waiting to view a video then went to the urban carry website to check it out. Came across your video under review other and glad that I did. Think I might be picking up one of these. Thanks for posting your video.
One thing that holds me back from ordering it is I do not want any part of the holster going inside the trigger guard.... once it gets broken in really well it looks like a accidental discharge waiting to happen....
I went back to the site and found what I was looking for, so please disregard my question. Thank you for the fantastic video that found me a holster for this gun
I carried a revolver (that's what was issued by my department) and Beretta 92F in a pancake holster. There were two problems with both, which did not have a retention device. I have always been (56 yrs old today) thin body type-very little fat. 1. When you tighten your belt, the leather also tightens on the trigger guard causing a hard draw. If you keep your belt loose to compensate for the hard draw; when you sprint to cover, the weapon will flop around on your belt. When you go for the draw again, the weapon will not be in the same place. 2. Because the leather flattens when no weapon is in the holster, it is difficult to re-holster. My son just purchased an Alien Gear hybrid holster similar to this (I told him to Not purchase it) as he could not find a holster for a Walther Q4 SF. He can tighten his belt, but it's still hard to re-holster because the holster shape changes/flatten when the weapon comes out. I also have a Q4 that I will be using for concealed carry (used a Glock 21 on and off-duty for 17 years. Heavy, but you get used to it), but I am waiting for Milt Sparks Holster to open so I can drive 600 miles and have a 55BN made as they do not have a mold for the Q4 SF. Upon retirement I went over to a CZ75 Compact, and a full size 75, using a 55BN. The leather is stiff and does NOT go flat when the weapon is drawn. A piece of metal is sewn into the holster to allow a smooth re-holster. I work out in the acreage in the heat and sweat gets the leather wet. In addition, I hike and kayak (plenty of black bear where I reside. CZ with Buffalo Bore ammo is better than no gun at all) which frequently get the leather wet. So far, there have been no issues with the leather breaking down. The leather form has remained in tact and is still solid. I have an almost full plastic box (30 years worth), 18"x28"x14" deep full of holster that didn't work out. A Milt Sparks holster is pricey specially when you add in one of his belts. But it's worth it. Buy once. Cry once. I will continue to carry the CZ till Milt Sparks opens his doors for an appointment. A shitty holster could cost you your life. Good luck on your search.
I just got one. I too have a belly and appendix isn’t comfy for me. This holster for $80 bucks is great and love wearing it. Everything you said was on point, the only thing I would have also mentioned is how the sweat guard curves slightly around the top of my gun which is also a nice feature. Bravo Urban carry
Nice video. It shows the holster well, and it's nice to see it on a person, not just pictures of the holster. I saw an ad for these holsters one day before another video on RUclips. I looked up their website a few minutes ago, and the holsters look pretty nice. I have a kydex holster for my Taurus G2C made by a company local to me. These holsters seem to do things my kydex one does not do, like cover the end of the slide.
Good review! I have one for my 1911 IWB and am ordering an OWB for my P229. You definitely need a need a proper gun belt that does not sag. Kore as mentioned below makes excellent one's.
Some people really couldn't help but say something stupid about the belt, not pertinent with the holster review...Good and honest impression on the lock leather holster anyway sir, going to get one for my Ruger security 9 compact soon. Thanks.
The whole comment chain: *"YoU иЕеD a **_ЯеАl_** GuИ вЕlT!!"* Any sturdy leather belt is fine. Obsessing over it is no more than girlish accessorizing. How's your purse look?
You shakin that gun in the holster like that had me a bit concerned bubba 😂 I have both the lock leather and the Hyperion and love them both. Urban Carry is my go-to for OWB. All things considered good video and thank you for it. If you want a more exact mold to your firearm unload your firearm and wrap it in a plastic bag. Holster the firearm still bagged. Get some very hot water near boiling in a large plastic bowl with lid put the holstered firearm in a ziplock bag, close it, and submerge for a half hour or so. Take the holster w/firearm out still warm keep bag on it then wrap it with some paracord for twine for a day like a baseball glove and you be pleasantly surprised with the results. It’ll help the leather loosen up and as it dries it’ll form more to the gun like when you put a baseball in a glove then wrap it up to form around the baseball.
I ordered a couple of them. I bought one for my Arex Rex Zero 1 compact, and the recommended size did not even come close to fitting my pistol. Luckily it fit my CZ P01 or it would have been a complete loss. I reached out to Urban Carry and I must say that their customer service is hot garbage. I sent multiple emails that were completely ignored.
I ordered twice from them, both orders were belts though. The first order was of (2) belts and only (1) was delivered when they said it would. I sent an email inquiring when the other belt would arrive and it was discovered there was a computer screw-up as the order only showed (1) belt ordered but (2) paid for. It was taken care of in a timely manner. Ordered another belt and it arrived ahead of what they said it would. I had no problem with customer service with them.
Not sure if I like the forward tilt, but like a lot of others are stating, I you are spending $100's on multiple holsters spend a little on a nice gun or duty belt. Other that, thanks for the video.
I am not sure I see anything wrong with his gun belt. Why replace a 1.5" leather belt with a new 1.5" leather belt. I know the new belt would be "stiffer" because it is new but I don't see why someone would say "hey you need a good, new leather gunbelt". Can someone explain this point to me?
Keep looking there are much better companies/options out there. Urban Carry's customer service is the downfall. You can forget getting someone on the phone to help if you have any concerns. Ordered my holster a month ago, still trying to get a replacement sent to me as there are some quality issues with the first one I received. Emailed back and forth over 20 times and still no resolution. Contacted them on June 2nd, like I said over 20 emails and they just now asked me to send photos of the defects. And BTW they will not give you a full refund if you are not 100% satisfied. They consider shipping a courtesy... well actually it's a necessity Urban Carry since you are obviously an online company. I would not to do business with them again.
@John Liddle I got my replacement eventually, they sent me the wrong color (black) and it was shitty quality as well. In fact it bled black dye on my jeans after one wear, never had that problem with any other holster.
I have a couple of good carry belts, and I wear this holster a lot. It is truly one of my favorites. I hope I didn't imply that I don't like it, just trying to give an honest review......
Hi there, I have gone to the Urban Carry site and they don't list the Shield M&P 45 with 3.3 barrel. May I ask you what model number the holster in the video is, what size option was it (205, 206 etc) Its been very difficult to find a OWB retention type holster for this gun.
How long did it take to break-in the leather? I'm having a terrible time drawing out of a leather lock 206 wearing a Hanks Extreme belt. I have done everything support has mentioned and it's still hard to holster and draw. Yanking my pants way up or have to hold down on the holster while drawing. Thanks.
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 Yes to the point the screw fell out. I placed weapon in sandwich bag and left in holster for weeks. Last attempt was using leather oil conditioner trying to soften. I've watched videos on their website but have done all they suggested. I may mess with it a bit longer before tossing in the pile. Thanks
@@MichaelWilliamsJr78 That may be the biggest issue with these, they are "multi-fit" and they fit some guns on the list better than the others. In my other video I show how my wife's gun fits hers (the year follow up) and you can see how it fits my gun better than hers..... I know finding the right holster is tough, sorry that this one isn't working for you.
I don't think this system will work with anything attached to the rail. They make one with tension screws on either side of the gun but no jaw to grab the trigger guard. urbancarryholsters.com/hyperion-buy-owb-laser-light-rmr-red-dot-cut-leather-holster.html
@murphyfirearmstraining3630 The reason is that I still carry my former service G19 gen3 which I have kept after retiring from NYPD , Thank You again 💙 I'll be checking the site that you have recommended
@@fastdude2002 Throw it the floor. So what? That's what the trigger shoe safety and trigger bar safety are for. You would have to overcome BOTH safeties in order to make the gun go off and the likelihood of that occurring are negligible.
@@AOMartialArts I understand the safeties in place to hopefully prevent the gun from firing when dropped but I tend to not do that as when it falls the barrel often points in an unsafe direction, one of the gun safety rules we should be following. I don’t let gun barrels point at me as I don’t trust my life to mechanical safeties. Just poor practice. Hopefully he did confirm the gun was unloaded before he threw it around. I worked law enforcement back in the day and I have seen negligent discharges from someone dropping a firearm and trying to catch it and caught the trigger. Another one when someone holstering got their shirt caught in the holster and it got into the trigger guard.
So I read your comment, but wanted to check for sure. Just looked the polymer trigger guard over with a magnifying glass and here's what I can tell you: after 2 months and about 300 draws (practice + putting gun in daily) I cannot find a mark on it anywhere. Looks like the two rounded pieces that make the jaw inside the lock leather are a little softer to prevent scarring your firearm. Hope that helps.
I got one for the Glock 19. After wearing it around the house for an hour, I tried to draw the Glock 19. It wouldn't come out , no matter how hard I tried. I loosen the adjustment screw . still wouldn't come. After removing the bushing completely I can now draw the 19. still seems a bit tight.
Sorry I missed this comment.....the answer is no. Just like any other leather holster for me. If the draw is difficult, reduce your screw tension. If the tension is fine but the leather is too tight, oil the inside of the holster and wrap the gun in parchment paper 3-4 layers, then insert into the holster and leave for a good 10-12 hours (overnight).
I disagree, it covers the TRIGGER completely. It doesn't cover the trigger GUARD fully. To each his own, but my requirements are that the trigger is covered in a way that nothing can discharge my firearm.
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 thought the universal requirement is to cover the tiger guard completely , what are the reason to design a holster that doesn’t cover the trigger guard completely except for a bad design
@@mcy2phil unfortunately, I think any holster will eventually wear the finish in places if you draw/reholster. Leather will be considerably less than kydex. The locking part hasn't worn my trigger guard any, but I'm sure eventually it will.
Those metal teeth in there are eating my glock 19 up with the screw almost loose enough to fall out. I will be sending this back for a refund if I'm lucky.
Just my opinion, get a better gun belt that’s rigid. Zach’s gun belts are too quality for $100 bucks. I’ve got 2, and they’ll last a lifetime. Your mileage may very.
Kore Essentials makes fantastic belts. Give them a look. You have a lot of play in that belt. I like the holster.
Great video! Thanks for the extra details. The light shined inside was a big help.
If you shake it more than twice you're playing with it.
The urban carry holster never fully covers the trigger guard
Nice review! Like someone else said, get yourself a good stiff gunbelt. it makes a world of difference. I got a Trayvax and a kore essentials for different pants and both work well and have made a huge difference.
Just received mine today for my BUL Cherokee………..tight of course - as all new leather holsters should be - but beautifully made and perfect fit…….had to back off retention screw about a turn to get the locking device to engage……only took about a minute to figure out……..so far so good
Nice review on what seems to be a pretty good holster. There's one other viewer wrote I saw an advertisement for it while waiting to view a video then went to the urban carry website to check it out. Came across your video under review other and glad that I did. Think I might be picking up one of these. Thanks for posting your video.
My holster and belt arrive Saturday for a CZ 75d compact. Can’t wait.
Haha same setup
One thing that holds me back from ordering it is I do not want any part of the holster going inside the trigger guard.... once it gets broken in really well it looks like a accidental discharge waiting to happen....
I went back to the site and found what I was looking for, so please disregard my question. Thank you for the fantastic video that found me a holster for this gun
Just got mine for my glock 19. Its really well made. Just have to work it out. Its pretty stiff.
Thanks for the review! Answered all the questions I had :)
I carried a revolver (that's what was issued by my department) and Beretta 92F in a pancake holster. There were two problems with both, which did not have a retention device. I have always been (56 yrs old today) thin body type-very little fat.
1. When you tighten your belt, the leather also tightens on the trigger guard causing a hard draw.
If you keep your belt loose to compensate for the hard draw; when you sprint to cover, the weapon
will flop around on your belt. When you go for the draw again, the weapon will not be in the same
place.
2. Because the leather flattens when no weapon is in the holster, it is difficult to re-holster.
My son just purchased an Alien Gear hybrid holster similar to this (I told him to Not purchase it) as he could not find a holster for a Walther Q4 SF. He can tighten his belt, but it's still hard to re-holster because the holster shape changes/flatten when the weapon comes out.
I also have a Q4 that I will be using for concealed carry (used a Glock 21 on and off-duty for 17 years. Heavy, but you get used to it), but I am waiting for Milt Sparks Holster to open so I can drive 600 miles and have a 55BN made as they do not have a mold for the Q4 SF.
Upon retirement I went over to a CZ75 Compact, and a full size 75, using a 55BN. The leather is stiff and does NOT go flat when the weapon is drawn. A piece of metal is sewn into the holster to allow a smooth re-holster. I work out in the acreage in the heat and sweat gets the leather wet. In addition, I hike and kayak (plenty of black bear where I reside. CZ with Buffalo Bore ammo is better than no gun at all) which frequently get the leather wet. So far, there have been no issues with the leather breaking down. The leather form has remained in tact and is still solid.
I have an almost full plastic box (30 years worth), 18"x28"x14" deep full of holster that didn't work out.
A Milt Sparks holster is pricey specially when you add in one of his belts. But it's worth it. Buy once. Cry once.
I will continue to carry the CZ till Milt Sparks opens his doors for an appointment.
A shitty holster could cost you your life.
Good luck on your search.
Good vid, very informative, thanks.
Great review! Get yourself a steel core belt though, it's a game changer!
I just got one. I too have a belly and appendix isn’t comfy for me. This holster for $80 bucks is great and love wearing it. Everything you said was on point, the only thing I would have also mentioned is how the sweat guard curves slightly around the top of my gun which is also a nice feature. Bravo Urban carry
That belt looks like it needs a serious gun belt replacement.
will also help to whip, in case out of ammo
Man did I have to loosen that "Tension screw" to get my firearm to fit. Did you find this to be the case with your holster?
my FAVORITE EDC holster
Very informative video, you answered several questions. Thank you
Nice video. It shows the holster well, and it's nice to see it on a person, not just pictures of the holster.
I saw an ad for these holsters one day before another video on RUclips. I looked up their website a few minutes ago, and the holsters look pretty nice.
I have a kydex holster for my Taurus G2C made by a company local to me. These holsters seem to do things my kydex one does not do, like cover the end of the slide.
Good review! I have one for my 1911 IWB and am ordering an OWB for my P229. You definitely need a need a proper gun belt that does not sag. Kore as mentioned below makes excellent one's.
Spend the money and get yourself a real belt made for firearm carry as well. Look at the one's with the increment track system, they are great.
Some people really couldn't help but say something stupid about the belt, not pertinent with the holster review...Good and honest impression on the lock leather holster anyway sir, going to get one for my Ruger security 9 compact soon. Thanks.
Thank you. This certainly helps me.
great holster, I have two.
The whole comment chain:
*"YoU иЕеD a **_ЯеАl_** GuИ вЕlT!!"*
Any sturdy leather belt is fine. Obsessing over it is no more than girlish accessorizing. How's your purse look?
I just ordered a 205 for my shield. I'm wanting to get away from Kydex, and that lock inside sold me.
You shakin that gun in the holster like that had me a bit concerned bubba 😂 I have both the lock leather and the Hyperion and love them both. Urban Carry is my go-to for OWB. All things considered good video and thank you for it. If you want a more exact mold to your firearm unload your firearm and wrap it in a plastic bag. Holster the firearm still bagged. Get some very hot water near boiling in a large plastic bowl with lid put the holstered firearm in a ziplock bag, close it, and submerge for a half hour or so. Take the holster w/firearm out still warm keep bag on it then wrap it with some paracord for twine for a day like a baseball glove and you be pleasantly surprised with the results. It’ll help the leather loosen up and as it dries it’ll form more to the gun like when you put a baseball in a glove then wrap it up to form around the baseball.
Awesome review
Man I was cringing when you were shaking the holster, just waiting for the gun to drop and go off lol. I might get me a holster
haha right! mag in gun, who knows if one in the chamber, moving it up and down like that. looks like a solid holster though, might get it for px4.
Most newer guns are drop safe. He shouldn't be doing demos with loaded gun in a house if people live with him. Looks like a possible buy for me.
@@rt1326 If it had dropped out and fired...this video would have been on a completely different subject...
nice video, I think I will buy one of those holsters, my honest opinion sir, you need to upgrade your belt.
It's actually a very thick, sturdy leather. But it's old. Don't disagree with you though
But is it like the foot steps of a navy seal?
Nice review of a good looking holster. I think I'll pick one up.
I ordered a couple of them. I bought one for my Arex Rex Zero 1 compact, and the recommended size did not even come close to fitting my pistol. Luckily it fit my CZ P01 or it would have been a complete loss. I reached out to Urban Carry and I must say that their customer service is hot garbage. I sent multiple emails that were completely ignored.
I ordered twice from them, both orders were belts though. The first order was of (2) belts and only (1) was delivered when they said it would. I sent an email inquiring when the other belt would arrive and it was discovered there was a computer screw-up as the order only showed (1) belt ordered but (2) paid for. It was taken care of in a timely manner. Ordered another belt and it arrived ahead of what they said it would. I had no problem with customer service with them.
great video , I want one , great gun as well
Great Video I’m going to get one
I just got a model 215L for my Hellcat and it checks all the boxes for me. I want to buy one for my Sig P320C.
Not sure if I like the forward tilt, but like a lot of others are stating, I you are spending $100's on multiple holsters spend a little on a nice gun or duty belt. Other that, thanks for the video.
You should get a real gun belt with the plastic strip inside. it's a real big difference. Thanks for the vid.
I've been using Desantis Econ belt for years and its cheap.
From One trainer to another, You NEED to buy a GOOD GUN BELT!!!! You are leading by example wether if you realize it or NOT!!
I am not sure I see anything wrong with his gun belt. Why replace a 1.5" leather belt with a new 1.5" leather belt. I know the new belt would be "stiffer" because it is new but I don't see why someone would say "hey you need a good, new leather gunbelt". Can someone explain this point to me?
@@tomg4592 good gun belts don't sag like the one in the video. You don't want the holster to move up and down like that.
Tom G buying an actual gun belt is more than just going to Walmart. Get a Kore gun belt
Keep looking there are much better companies/options out there. Urban Carry's customer service is the downfall. You can forget getting someone on the phone to help if you have any concerns. Ordered my holster a month ago, still trying to get a replacement sent to me as there are some quality issues with the first one I received. Emailed back and forth over 20 times and still no resolution. Contacted them on June 2nd, like I said over 20 emails and they just now asked me to send photos of the defects. And BTW they will not give you a full refund if you are not 100% satisfied. They consider shipping a courtesy... well actually it's a necessity Urban Carry since you are obviously an online company. I would not to do business with them again.
@John Liddle I got my replacement eventually, they sent me the wrong color (black) and it was shitty quality as well. In fact it bled black dye on my jeans after one wear, never had that problem with any other holster.
It holds the gun really well…….CLUNK
Hahahahaha
Good review though…
I’m buying one for my railed 1911 next week
You’d be surprised how much you’d like it if you got a good carry belt.
I have a couple of good carry belts, and I wear this holster a lot. It is truly one of my favorites. I hope I didn't imply that I don't like it, just trying to give an honest review......
Hi there, I have gone to the Urban Carry site and they don't list the Shield M&P 45 with 3.3 barrel. May I ask you what model number the holster in the video is, what size option was it (205, 206 etc) Its been very difficult to find a OWB retention type holster for this gun.
How long did it take to break-in the leather? I'm having a terrible time drawing out of a leather lock 206 wearing a Hanks Extreme belt. I have done everything support has mentioned and it's still hard to holster and draw. Yanking my pants way up or have to hold down on the holster while drawing. Thanks.
Have you adjusted the screw? Mine was pliable and easy to wear day 1. All I had to do was adjust the tension screw for the locking jaw.
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 Yes to the point the screw fell out. I placed weapon in sandwich bag and left in holster for weeks. Last attempt was using leather oil conditioner trying to soften. I've watched videos on their website but have done all they suggested. I may mess with it a bit longer before tossing in the pile. Thanks
@@MichaelWilliamsJr78 That may be the biggest issue with these, they are "multi-fit" and they fit some guns on the list better than the others. In my other video I show how my wife's gun fits hers (the year follow up) and you can see how it fits my gun better than hers..... I know finding the right holster is tough, sorry that this one isn't working for you.
@@MichaelWilliamsJr78 what kind of gun do you have? I’m looking to get one of these for my HK
@@ruthalexander6681 got it for my Beretta APX compact. I think the slide serrations are to aggressive for the holster.
Thxs
Awesome! Sub’d!
Have you tried belt over? They don't make one for P7's or my preferred old guns
No I have not.
My m&p Shield 9 is a 205 size
Lock Leathers , It is good , but if you have a Laser and Flashlight installed , how are you going to lock it .. Thank You
I don't think this system will work with anything attached to the rail. They make one with tension screws on either side of the gun but no jaw to grab the trigger guard.
urbancarryholsters.com/hyperion-buy-owb-laser-light-rmr-red-dot-cut-leather-holster.html
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630
Thank You A Million 👏👏🇺🇸💙🇺🇸
@murphyfirearmstraining3630
The reason is that I still carry my former service G19 gen3 which I have kept after retiring from NYPD , Thank You again 💙
I'll be checking the site that you have recommended
What size holster do I buy for a m&p shield 9mm
They do make revolver holsters. I just looked up my s&w 642. I'll probably pick one of these up
I have ordered one for my CZ and if I like it I may try it for my Jframe that I currently pocket carry holstered. Good luck.
The best
Before you start next time please safety check the gun but very well done review
He kept his finger off the trigger. Safety checked.
True except he threw it on the floor lol
@@fastdude2002 Throw it the floor. So what?
That's what the trigger shoe safety and trigger bar safety are for. You would have to overcome BOTH safeties in order to make the gun go off and the likelihood of that occurring are negligible.
@@AOMartialArts I understand the safeties in place to hopefully prevent the gun from firing when dropped but I tend to not do that as when it falls the barrel often points in an unsafe direction, one of the gun safety rules we should be following. I don’t let gun barrels point at me as I don’t trust my life to mechanical safeties. Just poor practice. Hopefully he did confirm the gun was unloaded before he threw it around. I worked law enforcement back in the day and I have seen negligent discharges from someone dropping a firearm and trying to catch it and caught the trigger. Another one when someone holstering got their shirt caught in the holster and it got into the trigger guard.
Will that clip scratch up the trigger guard?
Had it for a year and carry pretty much daily in this holster. No damage to the trigger guard. I will do a follow up soon with some close ups.
Will the clip or has it damaged the trigger part of the gun sliding back and forth?
So I read your comment, but wanted to check for sure. Just looked the polymer trigger guard over with a magnifying glass and here's what I can tell you: after 2 months and about 300 draws (practice + putting gun in daily) I cannot find a mark on it anywhere. Looks like the two rounded pieces that make the jaw inside the lock leather are a little softer to prevent scarring your firearm. Hope that helps.
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 Thanks!
I got one for the Glock 19. After wearing it around the house for an hour, I tried to draw the Glock 19. It wouldn't come out , no matter how hard I tried. I loosen the adjustment screw . still wouldn't come. After removing the bushing completely I can now draw the 19. still seems a bit tight.
Gotta break it in!
No
I just got mine. It seems really stiff. Did you do anything special to break it in?
Sorry I missed this comment.....the answer is no. Just like any other leather holster for me. If the draw is difficult, reduce your screw tension.
If the tension is fine but the leather is too tight, oil the inside of the holster and wrap the gun in parchment paper 3-4 layers, then insert into the holster and leave for a good 10-12 hours (overnight).
BALLISTOL for breaking in.
@@uncleremus5046 could give more info, not sure what that is? Lol
@@kenb2606
BALLISTOL is a timeless gun cleaner, leather conditioner, solvent etc.. Best gun cleaning product ever developed by the Germans.
@@uncleremus5046 thanks for info
Not covering the trigger completely
I disagree, it covers the TRIGGER completely. It doesn't cover the trigger GUARD fully. To each his own, but my requirements are that the trigger is covered in a way that nothing can discharge my firearm.
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 thought the universal requirement is to cover the tiger guard completely , what are the reason to design a holster that doesn’t cover the trigger guard completely except for a bad design
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 especially this is leather holster , are you saying if you use force and you still can’t fish your finger in there ?
Does it wear the finish off the pistol?
No more than any other leather holster, less than kydex holster do.
@@murphyfirearmstraining3630 thanks. I bought a Kimber Ultra II Amethyst 45 and don't want to ruin the finish in it.
@@mcy2phil unfortunately, I think any holster will eventually wear the finish in places if you draw/reholster. Leather will be considerably less than kydex. The locking part hasn't worn my trigger guard any, but I'm sure eventually it will.
Put your Kimber in a case order a CZ for caring and you can have it pretty and use the CZ for EDC.
Gun Belt
Those metal teeth in there are eating my glock 19 up with the screw almost loose enough to fall out. I will be sending this back for a refund if I'm lucky.
Metal? They're polymer in both of mine. No wear on Ruger LC9 or S&W Shield 45. Maybe glock lowers use a softer polymer
It is probably because glocks have the bulkiest trigger guards in the universe.
🤦🏻♂️
Nice. I can see in your belt every single mark were geting fat..
Get a real gun belt
Just my opinion, get a better gun belt that’s rigid. Zach’s gun belts are too quality for $100 bucks. I’ve got 2, and they’ll last a lifetime. Your mileage may very.
You say um a lot.