Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Handguns Finally received my 2 new El Paso holsters

Ordered 2 gunbelts and 2 dress gunbelts from bullets.com when they had their sale on El Paso Saddlery gear. No holsters I could use.

Ended up buying these 2 Tom Threeperson's from Buyholsters.com for a bit more $$, but at least they had exact LH models I wanted and their customer service was great in getting EP rolling.



FYI- .45 is snug. K-frame is tight.

Thinking I might wrap the K-frame in a handkerchief and try to stretch that holster a tad.

I was fortunate to be able to get my initial two holsters from Bullets.com, a tanker holster for a Glock 17, and a Street combat holster for a Glock 19.

A few weeks later, I ordered a couple more and received them as well, a rough side out, Inside the pants holster for a Smith J frame, and a hip holster for a Sig P226.

Overall, I am very pleased with the holsters I received.

CT, good going. I would have taken a J-frame holster and probably something for my larger 9mm's, too. But, no LH models available.

Seeing a couple EP J-frame holsters on fleabay, but no LH so far.

I'd say you scored big on the tanker and street for your Glocks.

I got one from bullets.com for my Glock 22 an El Paso Dual Duty, very pleased with the holster and bullets.com.

My wife bought me an El Paso Saddlery lefty crossdraw for a 6.5" Blackhawk 41 mag many years ago. It still gives good service.

That's a nice looking holster, mart. Looks like it's had some good times in the woods.

Its been carried a mile or two.

You'll enjoy those.
I've carried this one around the place a lot.

Look nicely done!

Very nice! I never get tired of seeing El Paso holsters...

That's a nice looking rig, Larry.. And it's correct handed, too.

BTW- left the .357 in the holster for several days and it stretched out nicely. Still just a bit tight at the snap.

Tight snap is a good thing. This was the first Three Persons that EPS built for the Beretta Cheetah and the strap was loose. I shimmed it with leather.

I've collected a fair pile of EPS gear over the years (I love the Threepersons and Tanker), but have always done it the hard way through EPS. I just placed an order through Bullets, which helped bring my overall cost average down a little. Better late never I guess.

Thanks for posting this thread BTW.

I gotta take some pics of the rig I bought for the Flattop. Downstream would be proud.




Travis

Travis, that's 1 of only 2 models that Bullets.Com had for lefties!

Nice holster.

I love it. Wish I bought it a long time ago.



Travis

Schweeet! Nash has the same rig.... Is that the money belt?

I think it's called the Western.



Travis