Favorite cheap holster

[rangersedge]

Many of us have boxes of holsters with many of them both expensive and rarely used. I'm in that group. Let's go the other way with this thread though... Which cheap holsters do you like and use a lot?

The holster that i use the most around the farm is a Sig convertible made of some type of plastic. Missing a screw in an opened package, it cost in the teens. Fastenal store gave me the correct screw for free. Use the holster a lot with my 365 and can't complain.

Second most used around the farm is a no name OWB kydex holster for a Glock 19. Guy transitioning from Glock to another maker had about half a dozen high quality left handed leather holsters and this kydex one. I bought them all, used most once or twice, and use the cheap kydex one a lot. Don't know who made it; but it is nice.

[wheelguns]

I picked up a 1911 holster new off of EBAY for like $30. It is basket weave leather. The gun fits perfect, and it has a thumb break strap that works real good for carrying cocked and locked. It rides great on my hip, and looks good to boot.

I had reservations about it before purchasing. I emailed the seller a bunch of questions. He answered them all expertly and promptly. I figured for $30 I would try one. It has been well worth it.

[bula]

I think there is only one here at the moment, but I always thought well of the Hunter holsters. The 110 line ? The ones that can be unsnapped from the belt without pulling the belt or shucking the gun. Sensible.

[Robster]

I'm partial to used Bianchi Lawman or 1L holsters. If you look you can get them used for around $30. I bought one from Happy on the Ruger forum for my son's SBH. Practically new and $30 to my door. He always seems to have them for sale over there.

[contender]

I second the Hunter holsters. Good quality for a working less expensive holster.

[wheelguns]

When I first decided to try handgun hunting, I picked up a nylon bandoleer style holster for my 7.5” 45 colt bisley from ebay for $45. It functions very well, and is more comfortable than some of my more expensive chest type holsters. I only needed it to hold my gun going in and out of the woods. It is made for a scoped revolver. I now use it for many of my hunting revolvers with ultradots installed. They include my 480 blackhawk, the 45 colt mentioned earlier, a 357 magnum gp100’, and a mark Iv hunter. It is made by skyball mountain holsters, and while I don’t think it will last like a leather system, it has proven to be secure, comfortable, and reliable. Well worth the price.