gwhitegm60
Regular Member
I like to wear cowboy boots a lot and am wondering if there is a holster made for cowboy boots? This way I and carry conceal sometimes.
Gregg
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Boot holster
- Thread starter gwhitegm60
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marshaul
Campaign Veteran
Every leather OC holster is made for cowboy boots.
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Bullbuster
Regular Member
They are made but I haven't found one that worked if you are talking about a clip on style. I use an ankle band instead. I wear both slip on and lace up boots with the ankle band.
Color coordinate gun, holster and boots. Ladies like a guy with a fashion sense.
Primus
Regular Member
But how do ankle holsters work with skinny jeans?
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F350
Regular Member
What kind of gun do you plan to carry?
Years ago I worked for a buddy doing custom leather and canvas work and bought one of those .38 double barrel Derringers. The high top stove pipe boots were popular (square toe, 2 brass rings with leather straps around the ankle). I soaked some good garment leather in warm water, wrapped the gun in plastic wrap and stitched around the gun on the outside of left boot and let it dry. Worked very well.
A buddy (with skinny legs) use to use a nylon clip on IWB holster to carry a J frame S&W inside his left boot. Lots of options out there.
Years ago I worked for a buddy doing custom leather and canvas work and bought one of those .38 double barrel Derringers. The high top stove pipe boots were popular (square toe, 2 brass rings with leather straps around the ankle). I soaked some good garment leather in warm water, wrapped the gun in plastic wrap and stitched around the gun on the outside of left boot and let it dry. Worked very well.
A buddy (with skinny legs) use to use a nylon clip on IWB holster to carry a J frame S&W inside his left boot. Lots of options out there.
WalkingWolf
Regular Member
I used to carry a pig sticker in my boot when young. I stopped that habit after I lost my knife while wrastling a suspect from a high speed chase on I-55. Could have been bad if the suspect had picked it up, fortunately a trooper spotted the loose knife and grabbed it before something bad could happen. Ankle or boot is the last place I would carry, but YMMV.
Primus
Regular Member
Is wrastling like wrestling? I thought wrastling was done behind closed doors....
Maybe if you wrestled him instead of "wrastled" him you would've won and not lost your "pig sticker" (why would u stab yourself? )
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WalkingWolf
Regular Member
I used wrastling because I knew some dufus would be along shortly to make something of it...
Primus
Regular Member
F350
Regular Member
This looks pretty uncomfortable to me.
As I said he had skinny legs, toothpick like, me, I have trouble finding boots with enough room for my calf.