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majorr wrote:I just ordered an RDWarren holster for my G19. I'm excited because his stuff looks top notch.

So you're the one holding up my order

Just kidding. I have been trading e-mails with this guy and he seems to truly be a really good guy. I can't wait til he is able to make a holster and double mag pouch for me.

Bitter Clinger wrote:Galco OWB w/G19.

I have this same holster. It conceals very well for me, and is fairly comfortable. The main challenge I have is that these types of holsters require that I remove my belt to take the holster on and off.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

twjones wrote:All,

I've reviewed the holster vendor thread and still can't come up with anything.

Any suggestions for a leather holster for a Glock 19? Pictures you may have with you G19?

Thank you.

http://www.rdwarrenleather.com I just bought a snap-type holster and mag carrier for a 1911 and it is beautiful. You can't beat his prices.

Chas.

Charles -

Is that holster lined? I'm worried about hurting the finish on my new Dan Wesson 1911's (Guardian and a Valor I just ordered).

I have a plethora of holsters for my Glock 19. My advice - first decide what you want to use the holster for, and then decide whether you plan to get other 9mm Glocks (G26, G17). If you may get others, then get a holster that will accommodate multiple lengths of gun, meaning an open end style.

If you want to wear it IWB with deep concealment, then I'd recommend either a Crossbreed Supertuck or Milt Sparks Versa Max 2.

If you want an OWB holster, and don't mind taking your belt on and off, there are a ton of great choices. It really just comes down to taste and budget. I have not tried the guy that Charles recommends, but I do have an Adams Leather Works holster for my G26 that I love, a Galco for my G19 that works great, and I also love Tucker Gunleather holsters.

If you want a holster that you can easily take on and off (without removing your belt), then go with a paddle style. Fobus is cheap but works OK. Or you could go high end and get something like a Kramer Gunleather MSP paddle holster.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but like most I have a whole drawer of holsters for various guns and carry purposes.