Grandma needs a holster for her revolver

n/a | 6-6-20 | sergeantdave

[sergeantdave]

So grandma recently bought a Smith & Wesson Model 60 - 3” to take care of the mice problem in the kitchen. She’s looking for recommendations on a good conceal carry holster.

Pulling the piece from her apron pocket takes too much time. Besides, she keeps her pipe in that pocket and doesn’t want to pull out the wrong tool when the mice are running. Probably something in an open top design would do the trick, as the mice are quick and run away fast when they see her go for the revolver.

Any recommendation for manufacturers of holsters would be appreciated. Grandma thanks you for your time and will give you a jimmy sprinkle cupcake and cup of coffee should you drop in for a visit.

[trebb]

Maybe some sort of wrist-mounted, spring-loaded device to keep it out of the way until needed and then snap it into her hand when she sees a mouse...maybe set up so the recoil resets it back into the ready-and-waiting position...

[Georgia Girl 2]

Uncle Mike’s holsters.