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Re: Who makes a good thumb break holster?

Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2017 6:17 pm
by RoyGBiv
Pawpaw wrote:
Bitter Clinger wrote:Gentlemen:

Thanks for the tip on el Paso Saddlery! Just ordered my first thumb break 1911 holster from them. Should be here by end of September.
MUCH APPRECIATED!
:tiphat:

Just in case you don't know, the holster will be very tight and the thumb break hard to snap, at first. The fastest way to loosen the holster is to drop an unloaded pistol into a thin sock and then holster it and force the thumb break to snap. Leave it that way overnight & then test it. If it needs more time, you'll know.
Or a zip lock bag.