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Looking for a under $50 leather owb. Never worn a leather pancake holster before ( normally wear kydex). I have narrowed it down to the Winthrop and a Braids pancake. Looking for any insight or customer pictures of the two, open to other option in that price range also. Trying to keep it on a budget till I figure out if I will even like leather.
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http://www.ubgholsters.com/styled-13...=0&sort=normal
I have the Bonneville. Very well made holster. I have one made for my CM9 w/ct laser.
$65 so its a little out of your range but you'll probably have it for many years. Good luck! -
Any pictures dirtkicker?Comment
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I have a Braids OWB for my Shield and it is well made. Thick leather, well-formed with good retention. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with Braids.
Come to think of it I also have his OWB for my 3 inch SP101. Same comments apply.
muggsy: Let's face it, being shot by a .380 will ruin anyone's day.Comment
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[QUOTE=Kn0ck4times;401666]Any pictures dirtkicker
No, sorry. Just click on the link. The bonneville is a little different from when I got mine anyway.Comment
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I just received a Winthrop OWB pancake for my PM9. It is a great fit and seems to be a quality holster. It is my second Winthrop holster the first was for and XDs 45 that I have worn off and on for couple of years. I would recommend it for the price.Comment
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Slimlawson how much of the trigger gaurd is covered? Ive seen a wide range in their holsters from half to all of trigger covered. Thanks.Comment
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I recently purchased an IWB for my PM45, made in Eastern Europe, took 4 weeks to get it but it's a nice holster. Slightly higher than your budget, but comes with a 5 year warranty.
They also have OWB pancake styles.
https://www.craftholsters.com/kahr-cm9-holsters
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Saw this on ebay this morning, reasonable price.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DESANTIS-MI...temCondition=4NRA BenefactorComment
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There is about 1/2" of the trigger guard where it attaches to the grip that is not covered by the holster This allow for a good grip on the pistol for the draw. 100% of the trigger is covered by the holster and the pistol is held very secure.Comment
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There are some photos of the Winthrop pancake holster I use for my MK9 here: http://www.kahrtalk.com/showthread.p...ter-for-my-MK9
I imagine the fit would be very similar to what it would be for a CM9.
Regards,
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