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Who is the holster maker that donated a holster for Skidmarks case?
- Thread starter peter nap
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AtackDuck
Regular Member
Ray Cory
Ray Cory [ray@lobogunleather.com]
He made a fabulous pancake holster for my Sig P239, at a very reasonable price. Quality is excellent and I use it more than any other of my holsters.
Ray Cory [ray@lobogunleather.com]
He made a fabulous pancake holster for my Sig P239, at a very reasonable price. Quality is excellent and I use it more than any other of my holsters.
Thanks!
Marco
Regular Member
Marco
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www.lobogunleather.com/
Agreed!
I need a new mag pouch for my Coonan and Ray will get my order.
On a side note, had to send one of my Coonans to the factory for repair, it WASN"T one of the new versions but an older K&B customs.
I suggest anyone looking to buy a Coonan purchase a new Classic and avoid the K&B custom ones.
The K&B Custom models (made after Dan Coonan left the company) are hit and miss from my experience.
The Folks over at Coonan Inc are top notch and have been a real help fixing a gun they aren't obligated to fix, at a reasonable price to boot.
Agreed!
I need a new mag pouch for my Coonan and Ray will get my order.
On a side note, had to send one of my Coonans to the factory for repair, it WASN"T one of the new versions but an older K&B customs.
I suggest anyone looking to buy a Coonan purchase a new Classic and avoid the K&B custom ones.
The K&B Custom models (made after Dan Coonan left the company) are hit and miss from my experience.
The Folks over at Coonan Inc are top notch and have been a real help fixing a gun they aren't obligated to fix, at a reasonable price to boot.