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 Non-custom holster for Taurus Millenium Pro .45 
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 Post subject: Non-custom holster for Taurus Millenium Pro .45
PostPosted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 11:23 am 
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If I decide to get custom leather for the Millenium Pro I pretty know which way I'm going to go: K&D Holsters, although Kevin didn't have a form for it last time we talked about it.

[ETA: he read this and informed me that he now does; I've ordered one from K&D*; the "Laredo Defender" with a thumbbreak, which is a terrific value; I've got one for my snubby, for when it rides behind the hip instead of in the pocket. Thanks, Kevin!]

I wish that Blackhawk made a SERPA for it. I'm real, real impressed with the SERPA for OWB strongside carry.

Which brings me to this: does anybody have a recommendation for a good OWB holster for this without going the full-tilt-boogie custom route?

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Galco
Bladetech(kydex)
Comtach
DeSantis
Maybe Bianchi

All make holsters for Tarus Millenium if I remember correctly.

Have not tried any though for a Tarus.


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The Fobus SP-11B doesn't have the bells and whistles of the SERPA, but it should be easy to find and under 25 bucks

(This model also works with an XD)

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Would it have killed them to manufacture the holster in a left hand model?

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squib_joe wrote:
The Fobus SP-11B doesn't have the bells and whistles of the SERPA, but it should be easy to find and under 25 bucks

(This model also works with an XD)

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Andrew Rothman wrote:
Would it have killed them to manufacture the holster in a left hand model?

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squib_joe wrote:
The Fobus SP-11B doesn't have the bells and whistles of the SERPA, but it should be easy to find and under 25 bucks

(This model also works with an XD)

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