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At COVER 6 GEAR we make the most versatile holster on the planet. You can wear it cross-draw, appendix, side carry or over the hip. You can tuck it between your belt and your pants and use it as an open carry holster. While wearing it in appendix carry you can use the swivel to rotate your weapon 90 degrees and sit comfortably even with a large full size handgun. If needed rotating the weapon back to draw it takes a simple easy movement and the weapon is ready again. The swivel mounted low allows you to tuck your shirt between the holster and the clip allowing for complete concealment even with large frame weapons. The holster also allows the operator to always keep the trigger guard covered. The ease of taking the holster on and off means your weapon stays in your holster! That combined with the some of the thickest leather available on a holster today means your holster will retain its shape and prevent collapsing.

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$60 really? Sorry doods that's crazy for what those are. Two pieces of unmolded leather single stitched together. yikes. Thats definitely no amish fireplace.

Not that they'll see this anyway.

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Its actually a single piece of leather molded around the weapon. Each holster is made specifically for a single weapon. Entirely made in America. But thanks for the feedback.

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Wonder if the Amish are against grooving, boning, edge burnishing, dying, and sealing? Seriously for $60 you aren't getting a lot of work put into each holster.

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All edges are burnished, boning and dying is not necessary since this is primarily an inside the waistband holster. Not sealing the leather allows it to constantly form to your weapon via the heat and moisture from your body. This is what allows the holster not to collapse when you draw the weapon. The leather also gets a nice patina over time, Thanks for the feedback!

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An Amish holster for a Mormon 1911. Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition! ;-)

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I don't know that "Amish" holds as much weight when it's not describing furniture or food...

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We are going to change that perception. When I started this company I wanted to keep these "Made in America". Having a group of people committed to quality and not quantity is difficult to find in today's world. I was fortunate to find this Amish family who I could trust to take my designs and build a great products. Thanks for the feedback!

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I'm calling the Amish Mafia to make sure these are legit.

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lulz

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