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The simply rugged silver dollar pancake works great for my most carried pistol, a 3" sp101, very happy with it. Need to order one for an mkii

I see the OP already ordered one but here's some pics of mine in case others find this read. SBH Bisley with 3.75" barrel in oxblood SDP. Like others have said, you can forget you have it on...

These are a few of about a dozen Simply Rugged holsters I use. I have been very pleased with S.R. gear.

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I've got a box full of Rob's holsters, from the Sourdough pancake to his Cattleman� strong side, cross draw, chesty puller straps� all are awesome and work great to secure the weapon, even without a strap or hammer thong� They hold up great and the pancakes do make the gun "disappear" on your hip. They are simple, rugged, well made and useful� tools� that just so happen to look nice at the same time. They are the only hostler I'll buy anymore.

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Holster came in (right at two weeks from ordering it).

It'll be perfect for the intended use.

Glad to hear it!

I have two, one for a Colt Huntsman .22 and another IWB (or out) for a J-frame S&W 357. The first had to go back for an adjustment--it was too big, loose. The CS was good. The second is fine. They are not stiff from the get-go, are not lined, but are soft and comfortable against the body.

PDG for the money.

I have sourdough pancakes for a flat top .44 special and a bearcat. I wouldn't put a python is one, as they're not lined and you will get bluing wear with use. On the other hand they're the best waist holster I've found for use with a pack. They sit up high enough that you can use a waistbelt and still get to your gun.

I found another one in a pawn shop yesterday that fits the .44 Bulldog perfectly. Oxblood, with the inside-out loops, for $20. My wife even likes it and says now she has a proper field holster for her (the .44) pistol.

I have one the pancakes for a large framed Ruger SA and it is super comfortable.

The strange thing is that it seems to also work well enough for my Ruger Single Six and S&W Mountain Gun and a whole bunch of others. It just seems to be able to swallow up revolvers and still keep them secure while having the grip still positioned properly.

One of the key features for me though is that the sights are covered. It protects them and keeps my arm from getting chewed.

A negative that I have found is that they make the holster very long. All the pancakes I have ordered seem to go a full inch past the muzzle. For some of my guns, it is long enough to be too long because it pokes the seat when I sit. It's good for protecting the muzzle if you sit in the dirt and stuff but for my snubbies, I order them short on purpose sometimes, i.e. order a 2" barrel holster for an actual 3" barreled gun.

Like this...

Oh yeah, my son likes them!

Dang, it's almost as big as he is!