A 'logical' 44 Mag pistol?...

• Dec 27, 2014

• #41

cddogfan1

Senior Member

I have a simply rugged sourdough ordered for mine. Alpha Precision is closed Mr. Stroh retired. I would send it to Jack Hunnigton JRH Gunsmithing is is top notch and probably one of the top 5 pistol smiths in the country. Good pricing and turn around for the quality of his work.

 

• Dec 28, 2014

• #42

pacecars

Senior Member

I can second JRH's work but would also reccomend Pinnacle-Guns for revolvers: http://www.pinnacle-guns.com/revolver.asp

 

• Jan 6, 2015

• #43

pacecars

Senior Member

Here it sits on a Simply Rugged FlapJack holster

 

• Jan 8, 2015

• #44

dturnersr

Senior Member

pacecars said:

Here it sits on a Simply Rugged FlapJack holster

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Pacecars- could you take a shot of it in the holster without the flap... ? Does the flap secure with a button snap.. I like the holster not so much the flap...

 

• Jan 8, 2015

• #45

pacecars

Senior Member

It is their Sourdough pancake with a flap that buttons on both sides so you can remove it. Unlike tge conventional flaps it pivots forward out of the way to draw. I'll snap a couple when I get home. I was originally going to order a Sourdogh but found this one at a fantastic price. The owner bought it for his Model 69 but sold the gun before it arrived so never stuck a gun in it. I am going to send it back to them and have the inside/out straps added so I can carry it IWB (without the flap of course). I carried a 4 inch N Frame in a Sourdough IWB for a while and it was pretty comfortable.

 

• Jan 9, 2015

• #46

pacecars

Senior Member

http://rs2.pbsrc.com/albums/y40/pacecars/image_zpse3217ef8.jpg~320x480
http://rs2.pbsrc.com/albums/y40/pacecars/image_zps96e9e9db.jpg~320x480

 

• Jan 13, 2015

• #47

dturnersr

Senior Member

pacecars said:

http://rs2.pbsrc.com/albums/y40/pacecars/image_zpse3217ef8.jpg~320x480
http://rs2.pbsrc.com/albums/y40/pacecars/image_zps96e9e9db.jpg~320x480

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I can't open these....?

 

• Jan 13, 2015

• #48

pacecars

Senior Member

 

• Jan 13, 2015

• #49

cddogfan1

Senior Member

Got my sourdough today. I will have to say that for carrying a revolver it is hard to beat a simply rugged sourdough. And being that they can be warn both strong side and crops draw is nice too. The pancake design really helps make the weight disappear.

 

• Jan 14, 2015

• #50

dturnersr

Senior Member

pacecars said:

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Thanks for posting.....I'm gonna have to get me one I really like the way it looks nice color and how it looks like it rides close to the hip. The Bianchi I have is nice but I dont't like the hammer strap and it rides a little ---out but really I don't notice it. I just did a 8 mile hike in Cohutta didn't bother me a bit. In fact it's reassuring....to know it's there...

 

• Jan 14, 2015

• #51

pacecars

Senior Member

The color is ox blood on this one

 

• Jan 19, 2015

• #52

Match10

Member

I love a .44 for Concealed carry. I need one of these!

Naysayers in every crowd, but S&W makes a fine revolver. I'll remove that pesky and stupid lock and plug it!

My current Snubby 629 I carry....