My new holster

[keithdog]

This is the holster I purchased for my S&W Shield. It is made by Multi Holsters in Plymouth Michigan, and I couldn't be happier. It took a long time to receive it as they have been flooded with orders since last fall, but it is definitely worth the wait. The fit and finish is superb! And talk about comfortable!!! I can barely tell I am packing a gun when I wear it. It is an Kydex IWB Tuck holster with an FBI forward cant. It is adjustable for gun tension, but I found it wasn't needed as the tension is perfect. They really make a great product at Multi Holsters. I thought I would share this in case any of my brothers, or sisters here in the forums is looking for a holster. I highly recommend it.

[bassboogieman]

I should just go check the website but it's easier to ask and I just got home from the Potomac, I'm beat and I could have checked in the time it takes to type this. Oh Crap, the question: It looks like the holster is pistol specific and not a generic based on frame size? Correct? Oh, and price? Good looking holster, I may take a look tomorrow because now I'm going to bed. Good night all.

[keithdog]

All their holsters are hand crafted to a particular gun. The fit is perfect and the owner, Tony, hand checks each holster before delivery. This one cost me $64.95 plus S&H. It took about 14 weeks to get it. They do have some styles of holsters already made you can get faster, but anything made with any additional add ons takes much longer. They are a smaller company, but not too small. They are moving to a larger facility for the 5th time in 4 years. Check them out. You won't be disappointed. By the way, they don't use cheep thin Kydex. They use the better stuff.