Description
This is a outside the waistband holster for a Ruger 1911 (GUN NOT FOR SALE)
Comments (2)
Good afternoon Max,
Clearly you do "just want to be mean" as there is absolutely no reason for you to comment on this post. If you don't like what we offer for sale, you are welcome to not shop with us. See how that works?
First off-I did not even realize I HAD up-voted "my own stuff" I'm so sorry to have offended you. I didn't realize you were the etiquette police, but I will be sure to be more careful next time.
Second of all, for someone who has not seen our product in person, you make many INCORRECT statements. This holster fits this model perfectly. It is not being sold as "molded". Just for future reference, that is a completely different technique. We are not making molded holsters at this time. And it is ABSOLUTELY hand sewn. I'm sorry our leather is so well sewn that you are unable to tell the difference. So on the one hand it looks like a 12 year old did it, yet you can't tell it's hand sewn. OK.......
Lastly, I'm sorry you also are not happy with our site. You are correct. It DOES need to be improved. It is a work in progress. I will be sure to quit my actual job in order to dedicate myself full time to getting our site done to your satisfaction.
This site is very unwelcoming. So thanks for that and taking the time to let us know we are not good enough to be here.
P.S. There is no belt size listed because it is a clip. Sorry you are so busy criticizing that which you are completely unqualified to criticize you didn't bother to see that in the photos on the site.
I was going to be nice and not comment on this product, but since the "retailer" came back and voted up on his own post I changed my mind. (you get minus points for upvoting your own crap here)
This is the most freaking ugly thing I have seen. Poorly designed and executed, the only notation being it is "hand-sewn". It was clearly hand sewn on a machine, just like every other leather holster made. No forming, huge amounts of extra material, and you don't even list basic facts like what belt size it accommodates (for that matter you cannot even be sure it has one). I congratulate you on attempting to start your own business, but selling a product that looks like it was a 8yr old boy scouts first attempt at leatherworking for the same price as professionally and finely molded-to-shape holsters just doesn't cut it today. Perhaps you should market the product at a price that fits its looks and design level, say $12. Furthermore, if you expect to do business, you are going to need to get some serious work done on your website, its horrible.
Hate to sound mean, but I am simply giving you a dose of reality. perhaps you can take this to heart and correct some mistakes before your site spreads around the net and ruins your business name permanently.
P.S. If the holster fits a Ruger 1911, then it fits 1911's, period.