Holster for revolver when camping suggestions

[FirstNissan]

Hi, I just returned from camping for the weekend and need a new holster recommendation. I have a S&W j frame shrouded hammer revolver that I carried in a nylon pocket holster. This was pretty uncomfortable when hiking. I would like a Kydex holster for outside the waistband on a belt. It will be concealed under a tshirt. My budget is $40 and less ideally. Any suggestions?

 

[901Memphis]

Alien gear cloak slide definitely

 

[skyactiv]

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/397122/...e-leather-brown

 

[Panzerman]

I bought a nice leather molded holster from Sportsman guide for my revolver. It's called Secret Agent. You are never going to find a comfortable inside the pants holster unless your a stick person. Look for a nice leather molded holster. If your camping does it really need to be totally concealed?

 

[123Saab]

http://www.undertechundercover.com/

 

[AZjeff]

Originally Posted By: Panzerman

I bought a nice leather molded holster from Sportsman guide for my revolver. It's called Secret Agent. You are never going to find a comfortable inside the pants holster unless your a stick person. Look for a nice leather molded holster. If your camping does it really need to be totally concealed?

OP said OWB not IWB. Agree that leather is usually more comfortable than the various plastic ones if you're wearing it all day.

 

[Bgallagher]

I recommend a nicer campsite if you need to bring a gun. Jk of course. Alien gear cloak slide is a nice option.

 

[Nitronoise]

Uncle Mikes makes a good kydex holster for about 30 bucks

 

[totegoat]

I imagine DeSantis makes something that will work.

 

[JPP]

Try looking at a Don Hume H721 open top holster......... me thinks you'll like it. Good leather for a good price. JP

 

[UltrafanUK]

Originally Posted By: FirstNissan

Hi, I just returned from camping for the weekend and need a new holster recommendation. I have a S&W j frame shrouded hammer revolver that I carried in a nylon pocket holster. This was pretty uncomfortable when hiking. I would like a Kydex holster for outside the waistband on a belt. It will be concealed under a tshirt. My budget is $40 and less ideally. Any suggestions?

Just misread part of this post, as I thought it said,"I just returned from campaigning"! I would take the Rowan Atkinson Blackadder approach to new Holts products and buy a real nice set of white underpants to wear outside your belt. They really do work for most smallish handguns.

 

[Astro14]

Originally Posted By: UltrafanUK

Originally Posted By: FirstNissan

Hi, I just returned from camping for the weekend and need a new holster recommendation. I have a S&W j frame shrouded hammer revolver that I carried in a nylon pocket holster. This was pretty uncomfortable when hiking. I would like a Kydex holster for outside the waistband on a belt. It will be concealed under a tshirt. My budget is $40 and less ideally. Any suggestions?

Just misread part of this post, as I thought it said,"I just returned from campaigning"! I would take the Rowan Atkinson Blackadder approach to new Holts products and buy a real nice set of white underpants to wear outside your belt. They really do work for most smallish handguns.

Wow...until this post, I had thought you were merely ignorant about firearms, ammunition, and the law...now, I realize I completely underestimated the extent....

 

[Al]

I don't have this one but I would consider it if I still had my J frame http://www.ebay.com/itm/Leather-kydex-hybrid-OWB-beltslide-holster-for-S-W-J-Frame-/221903052488?hash=item33aa73dec8:g:YqQAAOSw0HVWDvcy

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Are you expecting a home invasion of your tent or armed robbery at your campfire or Bingo Pavillion?

 

[RooflessVW]

Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en

Are you expecting a home invasion of your tent or armed robbery at your campfire or Bingo Pavillion?

Or... You know, maybe animals?

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Originally Posted By: rooflessVW

Originally Posted By: Triple_Se7en

Are you expecting a home invasion of your tent or armed robbery at your campfire or Bingo Pavillion?

Or... You know, maybe animals?

You might be right! Nissan may be the type to venture into the unknown / uninhabited places. Don't forget the insect repellant too. Another holster needed for that also.

 

[Whitewolf]

Take a look at Craft Holsters, I have two and I'm very pleased with them.