looking for some holsters any input would be great

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ok so my dog decided my holster was a great chew toy and ate it.....



So i'm lookin for 2 cheap holsters as I am very broke at the moment, any input directing me to a good place would be much appreciated.



holster for a walther p22 and hi-point 9mm



once again any help would be great

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Dunhams has a lot of different inexpensive options.

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how horrible would it be to walk my locked case in dunhams to the gun counter to check holster size to my gun?

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steve wrote:

ok so my dog decided my holster was a great chew toy and ate it.....



So i'm lookin for 2 cheap holsters as I am very broke at the moment, any input directing me to a good place would be much appreciated.



holster for a walther p22 and hi-point 9mm



once again any help would be great

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Keep your eyes peeled for gun shows coming up... you can usually score some inexpensive holsters (had a friend get a cheap IWB for $12 at one in Gibralter recently). Also, check online... find a retailer that has the holster you want, then search around for coupon codes to offer a bigger discount (or free shipping).

You might also try Craigslist for a used one. Or check your local gun dealers... sometimes they have clearance racks. I found a Blackhawk Level 2 Serpa holster fitted for a Glock 17 for under $20 on a clearance rack a few months ago. I don't carry a Glock, but my buddy does so I picked it up for him because I knew he needed it.

I'm not sure where Mt. Morris is in relation to Great Lakes Crossing in Auburn Hills, but if you're not too far, I'd check out the MASSIVE Bass Pro Shop there. There are also a few discount sporting goods retailers in the mall... I think they have a factory outlet-type Dunhams.

Personally, I'm a fan of Blackhawk holsters for OWB and Comp-Tac holstrers ofr IWB. Figure on spending about $40 to $50 on a Blackhawk and $60 to $80 on a Comp-Tac. But like I said, if you go online, sometimes you can find coupon codes. Just find the store you want to buy from, then Google search the name of the store + "coupon code".

Good luck!

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What I would do in that case is simply go in and ask if they'd mind.

If the say they'd rather you not do that, another option would be to give them 20 or 30 bucks as collateral, and take a couple holsters outside to test fit in your trunk.

About Bass Pro Shops, they are rather anti carry, so I personally boycott them.

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Michigander wrote:

What I would do in that case is simply go in and ask if they'd mind.

If the say they'd rather you not do that, another option would be to give them 20 or 30 bucks as collateral, and take a couple holsters outside to test fit in your trunk.

About Bass Pro Shops, they are rather anti carry, so I personally boycott them.

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I was at a Bass Pro Shop yesterday... as I approached the door, I saw a sign that said all weapons must be cased prior to entering. I removed my pistol and put it in my pocket then went about my business. I didn't buy anything... I just wanted to put my hands on a couple shotguns that I had been checking out online.

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Check out http://www.holstertrade.com for some used holsters.

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thanks for the suggestions, i will head up to dunhams later and post how it goes