Cowboy Boot Holster

[Tallinthesaddle]

Does anyone have or seen a boot holster or ever used one? I am 6'3, need to add more weight, and most of my clothes are slim type fit so there is not much room for a buldge sticking out or a waist gun. I am married so I had to throw that in there to be funny. I do not own a car or shoes, so I drive a truck and wear fairly tall boots all of the time. Typical Texan. So I am thinking about a boot holster that I could attach to the pull loop or pull holes to secure my gun. A large firearm would of course not fit. Sure, it is not as fast as a waist gun, but I could get to it fairly quick.
Thanks

[Mike1951]

I experimented with one of these from Dillon clipped to the top of cowboy boot to carry a S&W 637.

http://www.dillonprecision.com/#/conten ... _On_Sm_Rev_

Available space in the boot is key, but a thin auto would work better.

The holster was abrading my leg until I wore a knee length sock.

In my case, I decided it wasn't practical or else reserve it for special situations. Access is excellent from sitting position.

[T3hK1w1]

I've always thought that there had to be another reason for the pull holes in snake boots It's to attach holsters to!

[mr surveyor]

I have a thin plyable leather IWB holster that is just small enough to fit my Kel-Tec P3AT. It's smooth on the inside, rough-out on outside, the way an IWB or pocket holster should be. I carry it to church almost every Sunday, clipped in the front "V" of my left Nocona. I normally have to use a standard magazine base though since the little bit of extension on the Bersa finger rest base plate will make it bulge a bit with my size 8-1/2 boots.











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[ghostrider]

I'd like to see picks. Actually I was thinking a boot might be a place to carry a spare mag.

I wear these:
http://www.cavenders.com/product.asp?ca ... id=HD91055