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dan.sarv

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What would you all consider the best 1911 shoulder holsters? I have been looking religiously, but have yet to find the perfect one. I like the DeSantis New York Undercover, but I don’t like how the magazine pouch connects with just snaps. I understand that they do it that way so you can choose between horizontal or vertical orientation, but the snaps make me nervous. I bought a Gould and Goodrich years ago for a GLOCK. It’s a great holster, but unfortunately they don’t make it for 1911s. What do you all suggest? I prefer black leather. Thanks for the help.


 
I've worn shoulder holsters for 35 years every single day of the week. I found over the years the thinner and lighter the harness the more comfortable . The heavy straps also print to some degree. Belt tie downs blow . I have an Andrews coming shortly . Hoping that design is comfortable . As I age I keep using lighter and lighter guns . When you are wearing something for 8/10 hours every single day . Weight becomes a priority .
Hoping Andrews was the right choice for my newest carry piece .
 
Seems kinda pricey for how worn it appears . Have you check to see what a New rig would cost ?
A little wear doesn't bother me and I hate cookie cutter holsters so I like it. I haven't looked into a new one but I'm sure it would be north of that figure if you can get one.
 
I don't own a 1911 shoulder rig but I have worn a Kirkpatrick shoulder holster for a ppk and found it quite nice.
 
I use this Allessi Pull Through Shoulder Holster for my WILSON CQBE 45acp. and my 38spl. Chief mod. Works great for me. View attachment 1139907 View attachment 1139908 View attachment 1139909 View attachment 1139910
I love, LOVE my old Alessi. Brilliant design and flawless execution. Unfortunately, after about 30 years, the leather has begun to crack near the snap. I have a saddle maker here in town that says they can repair it, so that's good. 'Cause I don't think anyone makes 'em like this anymore. :cautious: :(
 
I love, LOVE my old Alessi. Brilliant design and flawless execution. Unfortunately, after about 30 years, the leather has begun to crack near the snap. I have a saddle maker here in town that says they can repair it, so that's good. 'Cause I don't think anyone makes 'em like this anymore. :cautious: :(
There's a guy on Youtube I have seen : But they are like $600.00 Those heavier straps are nice . Which I believe he sells the harnesses separate
 
I have a galco jackass also. It works. Fits full and officer frames equally well. The straps are thin enough to not print but still hold the load. It's open muzzle though so you'll get some lint, but it fits any length. I can easily conceal under an open flannel shirt. It's a slower draw than a belt holster for me though, not my high alert rig.
 
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