noharleyyet
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4” N Frame Holster Recommendations
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If you don't mind paying a bit more and waiting a little longer, I'd strongly consider getting a custom holster made. Much sexier than off the shelf stuff and you can personalize it.
Quite a few good outfits easily found on the web that can make one to your specs.
Quite a few good outfits easily found on the web that can make one to your specs.
I’m not against it, but want to make sure this thing is a keeper first. It hasn’t even made it to my FFL yet, so once I get the first 500 rounds through it, I’ll decide.
I remembered seeing someone on here with ties to holsters, I just couldn’t remember who! Thanks for tagging him!
WNC2500
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Adam in Ohio
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I have a leather Azula 2 slot pancake holster that was around $60. It holds my 629 4" well and is comfortable. The fit is a little loose when off a belt, but pulls in tight and holds the revolver secure when worn. While not the most beautiful holster in the world, I think it's been a great value foe me.
HandgunHunter
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With large revolvers I want a stiffer holster. I have gone to all custom stuff from Nixon Leather. I just grabbed the first appropriate picture off his FB page. He has a bunch of options. 
Bhoesl
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I agree with the suggestions of a custom-made holster. Maybe see if there’s anyone locally who does leather work. My cousin does a bit of leather work and has made holsters for most of the handguns I’ve owned.
He just made this one for me with a bit of a drop to hang just below the hip belt of my backpack.
He just made this one for me with a bit of a drop to hang just below the hip belt of my backpack.
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I have used a few but my favorite for a revolver is a reversible strong/crossdraw Galco Phoenix. Clean lines and retention and I love the crossdraw option.
Second place: Rob’s own Sourdough Pancake. I use one with a GP100 3”. Much better pricetag…I’m not as fond of how it works crossdraw compared to the Phoenix, but it does work.
Second place: Rob’s own Sourdough Pancake. I use one with a GP100 3”. Much better pricetag…I’m not as fond of how it works crossdraw compared to the Phoenix, but it does work.
