[OneVoteAway]

I just acquired my Security Six and am seeking a western belt holster. I'd like something tooled in leather. Anyone know of a good source to shop for something like that? Thanks.

 

[scattershot]

El Paso Saddlery does beautiful work, might try them.


ETA: I thought Imhad posted these, but they’re not here now. These are from El Paso.

 

[silverback13]

Great holsters

Sourdough Pancake™- (MED TO LARGE FRAME REVOLVERS)- Leather Concealment Holster

Sourdough Pancake - Leather Concealment Holster - FOR MEDIUM & LARGE FRAMED REVOLVERS Leather completely encompasses the pistol Three belt slots, 1.75

www.simplyrugged.com

 

[oldag]

El Paso Saddlery

 

[slohunter]

Welcome from MO and you have acquired, to me the finest .357 made.

 

[45acp230]

Late to the game, I know! El Paso and Simply Rugged are two of the holsters I have that perform well . Can’t go wrong with either! Hank

 

[Aqualung]

Sorry for the sidetrack, but that strikes me funny about finding a Security-Six holster.

Many years ago, on the other Ruger Forum, a member ran a "Mistery Box Karma" in which he collected names and picked one randomly to send a box full of mixed "goodies". I happened to be the winner and received a bunch of good stuff. Included was this black, "police-style" flap holster for what I figured was for a Colt Police Positive or S&W revolver, neither of which I had.

A few times, I tried to give the holster to a friend who had both Colts and S&Ws, but he always declined, saying that I should keep it or use it for trade on something else. So, this holster kicked around in my "Stuff Bin" (you know...we all have one of those).

Fast forward about 5-6 years and I pick up a very nice 150-prefix Security-Six that just kept calling me.

And I'll be darned, it fit that holster like a glove:

Again, sorry for the tangent.

Aqualung

 

[45acp230]

All things come to he who waits! Hank

 

[stonebuster]

This Azula holster I bought for my Speed Six isn't "western" style but is a good inexpensive holster at @$45. I think they'd have one for the Security Six as well.

 

[Quartermain]

I too think Simply Rugged makes good stuff. I've had good luck getting holsters made for a K frame Smith to fit the Six Series Rugers regardless of brand.

 

[Quartermain]

And that's a really nice looking flap holster for your 150- series .... don't think I've ever seen one of those before!

 

[Aqualung]

And that's a really nice looking flap holster for your 150- series .... don't think I've ever seen one of those before!

Thanks. It's a Gould & Goodrich EDW 34 model. That's what's stamped on the back of the belt loop flap.

It also has a swivel with a retention snap to allow to adjustment when sitting (mounting/dismounting a vehicle). It seems very well made and G&G seems to have a lot of other good holsters. Unfortunately for the OP, no Western-style.

Gould & Goodrich | A passion for protection

Aqualung

 

[Sgt127]

El Paso would be my choice. You’ll pay a bit more for it, but they really do nice work. That’s an Austin holster.

1930 “Austin” Holster – El Paso Saddlery

epsaddlery.com

 

[PriseDeFer]

I like that rig, just the thing when you have business in the south, down in the border country.

 

[WindyHill6561]

El Paso would be my choice. You’ll pay a bit more for it, but they really do nice work. That’s an Austin holster.

1930 “Austin” Holster – El Paso Saddlery

epsaddlery.com

Hey Sgt127, Thanks for your service. I appreciate it. Like the looks of your El Paso holster cradling your engraved revolver-very nice indeed. I was told long ago to make sure that I had a holster that covers the trigger area to prevent a branch from hooking the trigger while walking in the woods? Not sure if that is really needed or not but have followed the advice but limits choices.

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[reloder56]

I have two holsters for my two Security Sixes. One is a Bianchi Model 111 Cyclone and the other is a Cross Draw rig from Kirkpatrick Leather. Both are left hand and are comfortable to wear either at the range or out in the field.
Gary