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| MCB Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: SoCal
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| PMI-1 Holsters Any good holsters for a k-framed PMI-1? Or is generally to big and heavy to use a holster? Thanks 711
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| Cutthroat Connoisseur | I use an adapted Zeus holster for my PMI-1. I'll get some pictures of it for ya when i get home from work later. It is a little heavy, but if you use it with a harness or a tac vest you should be okay. It will definitely pull your pants down and it does bang around on your knee a bit. You just have to find a comfortable way to wear it. |
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| Thrillin' Heroics Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Whitehorse, Yukon/Windsor, Ontario
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| Ha, I'm looking for exactly the same thing (A leg holster for my K-Framed PMI-1, since the scabbard turned out to be too unwieldy). Did you just cut a hole in the bottom of the Zeus holster, or something else? I'd like to avoid that (So I'm not banging the muzzle all over the place). |
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| Cutthroat Connoisseur | The holster I'm using is open bottomed. What I did was put the PMI-1 in it, and sewed a straight line up alongside the pump handle. This basically causes the pump handle to seat in the holster. I keep forgetting to snap a picture of it, I'll try to remember when I get home later today. Mind you my PMI isn't k-framed, but should still work. |
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| bringing back the dead Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: pensacola, florida
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| a wrap-around holster isn't hard to make, but i have to agree HEAVY! http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z...y/100_2752.jpg http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z...y/100_2753.jpg tigerstripe outside, black inside, with that 2mm kiddie funfoam from wally's craft section as padding...
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| I use canvas M2 50cal cleaning pouches for my P68SC: I got em 4 for $10 from the sportsmans guide, but they don't have any more. M2 Browning MG .50 Caliber has them as C64274 Cleaning Rod Canvas Pouch (M-15) $5.75 They have top and bottom loops on the back and a belt loop, so they work as a back holster or hip. Not as nice as better materials but a cheap and handy backup. Rob
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| Spread The Virus | I use a cordless drill holster I picked up at the local hardware store,it's a perfect fit and angles it to a comfortable position too.Now granted I have a custom K-framed PPS Superstocker and not a PMI-1,but,the length of it is roughly the same. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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| MCB Member | Oh, here you go: Cabela's -- Scoped Bandolier Holsters - Black |
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| Spread The Virus | Quote:
Holds it very snug actually,has a velcro strap to keep it secure
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