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    Exclamation Browning Hi Power holster?

    Ladies and Gents I need help! I'm trying to find a holsters for my hi power. I'm looking for a shoulder holster setup and well as a iwb rig.... I would like both setups to be leather... if anyone has any suggestions please let me know! Or if you have any for sale pm me!

    Thanks! Steve B

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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    For a shoulder holster the old Bianchi X-15 is just right. I hate IWB so can't help you there. from experieince. But Bianch has this Model 6D
    ATB™ Waistband Holster. Go here and check it out:

    http://bianchi-intl.com/


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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    I have a Crossbreed Supertuck IWB for mine. Very comfortable. Not all leather though.

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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    For IWB I like the Milt Sparks Summer Special..

    As far a shoulder holster Bianchi has several that will work.
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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    Quote Originally Posted by MOUNTAINORACLE View Post
    For IWB I like the Milt Sparks Summer Special..

    As far a should holster Bianchi has several that will work.
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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    As a heads-up, most full size 1911 holsters will work with the BHP, even many molded kydex ones!
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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    As has been said, 1911 holsters work for the BHP. I carry mine in a fobus paddle holster for a standard 1911. Works great, however there is a bit of forward motion at the bottom where the shape is a bit different. Retention is fine.

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    Default Re: Browning Hi Power holster?

    Thanks everyon for the in put, I have been surcing the next for a setup!

    Has anyone tried a "Jackass" rig.. I found one for a great price and before I purchase it I want some input if possible! Thanks again all!

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