Your broken one seemed to be a very good holster. Maybe it could be repaired. That reminds me that when I was a kid, just about every town had a cobbler. They would also typically repair just about any leather product.
“That reminds me that when I was a kid, just about every town had a cobbler. They would also typically repair just about any leather product.”
I think I’m going to have this re-done from fresh materials, but not this month.
This old Hume, when the gun wasn’t in it, was completely flat on the outside. So there was no imprint of a firearm on it to suggest that it’s a narrow holster missing it’s gun. The new models seem to have the gun shape molded on the outside. Which means that when I remove it, I’ll still have a certain shape of a pistol there. And my NY clients get all edgy and start bleating.
In my home town, open carry isn’t only acceptable it’s downright good manners.