Belt Holsters
It is most important that the holster secure the gun. You can find lots of "holsters" out there that will hold a gun, after a fashion. But start to do simple, everyday things like bending and stretching and lifting and sitting, and the ability of the bargain-bin holster to keep your firearm where it's supposed to be becomes suspect.

My holsters are molded to the gun, never using "generic" pouch construction. This results in a holster that hangs onto the gun under rigorous conditions, yet yields its cargo to your hand when necessary. My holsters are made with two belt attachment points for greater stability. For even more security, you may order most holsters with a retention strap, known as a "thumb break"; for most holsters, add $15 for the thumb break.

A "comfort shield", which is an extended piece on the body side of the holster, is an option to keep the gun's controls from digging into your flesh. In addition, it protects the top part of the gun from perspiration. It may be added to most holsters for an additional $10.00.


Holsters can be made either right- or left-handed.

Don’t let an omission from this list lead you to believe it can’t be done - just ask!
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CC-2 Pancake Scabbard: Same general design as the CC-1, but with belt slots instead of loops for no offset - holds the gun closer to the body. (This holster must be made to fit a specific belt width.) Available cant angles: Straight, Moderate, Full. (Pictured: Moderate cant, Black color. Gun: 3"  Colt Detective Special.)
 CC-2 Belt Scabbard for autos:  $79.00
CC-2 Belt Scabbard for revolvers:  $89.00
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Belt Slide Holster: This short, open-bottom holster is popular in "practical" shooting sports and for shooting classes. The holster can accomodate several guns with varying barrel lengths (as long as the frames are similar.) For instance, the holster is shown with a Glock 26 and a Glock 19 - both guns share the same basic frame, but the barrel and grip lengths vary. This is the holster I like to use when shooting these two guns, as it's one less holster to carry with me!
This holster can be made in either the CC-1 style (with backside loops), or the CC-2 style (belt slots, shown.) Available cant angles: Straight, Moderate, Full. (Pictured: Moderate cant, Mahogany Brown.)

Belt Slide Holster for autos only -  
Loops: $69.00 
Slots:  $59.00
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Crossdraw Holster: Many women (and not a few men) find a crossdraw holster more comfortable to carry and draw from. It is also useful when seated in a vehicle, because you're not sitting on the gun! The gun is worn on your "weak" side, with the gun butt pointing forward. 
Like the rest of my holsters, it features a reinforcing band to keep the mouth of the holster open for safer holstering. (Note: many shooting ranges will not allow you to use a crossdraw in competition, or in class. Make sure you know the restrictions where you shoot or train!) 
(Pictured: Mahogany Brown, Glock 26.)

Crossdraw Holster for autos - $89.00
Crossdraw Holster for revolvers - $99.00
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CC-1 Pancake Scabbard: This holster is a medium-rise model with a small amount of offset. The rear-mounted belt loops are designed to position the gun in such a way that it is held slightly away from the body (doesn't dig into your hips or sides as much), but allows both a fast and sure grip on the gun and good concealability. The reinforced mouth assures that the holster won't collapse, which means safer and surer re-holstering. Available cant angles: Straight, Moderate, Full. (Pictured: Straight cant, Mahogany Brown color. Gun: Colt Detective Special.)
CC-1 Pancake Scabbard for autos:  $89.00
CC-1 Pancake Scabbard for revolvers:  $99.00