The Ridgie (Rhodesian Style Holster): $160
The Ridgie (I named it after my daughter's Rhodesian Ridgeback) is my take on a very popular holster used by Selous Scouts in Rhodesia.
With my take on the holster I use the same clear coating process as my other holsters, which keeps it rigid. I heavily block the holster, for maximum detail. This, and the dimple I place in the back trigger guard area, increases the holsters retention.
The Ridgie is more of a field or range holster due to the lower ride. However, some customers do use it for everyday carry.
Here are the questions I will have for the Ridgie. Please review before reaching out.
This is not for light bearing pistols.


Okami: $135
The Okami is a mutant belt slide/snap on holster, of my own design. Myself and a lot of my customers prefer kidney carry, with a bit higher ride. The Okami fits that bill. The short back wing, with the belt slot, helps pull the butt of the gun towards your body. I found the front snap loop helps positioning and distributes the weight of a heavier pistol. This holster is extremely popular for those who like weapon mounted lights and/or red dot.
Please know, the intent is at least a medium ride with a 10 deg cant.
Here are the questions I will have for the Okami. Please review before reaching out.




SW Special Snap on Holster: $140
The SW Special is much like the other snap on holsters on the market. However, with the help of Scott W. (RIP brother.) we made the holster slimmer. We wanted it to have two, Pull the Dot snaps, and offer various cants and rides. We found the slimmer design the trigger guard side snap loop helped pull the butt of the gun closer to the body.
For those who want an easy on and off holster, this is the one to choose.
Here are the questions for the SW Special. Please review before reaching out.




Orvar Belt Slide: $100
My Orvar belt slide is much like the others on the market. But, I like to think the details I get from the client makes it extremely effective for everyday carry. I also try and keep it streamlined and avoid excess leather, which may keep the butt of the gun from being pulled into the body like it needs to be. Multiple clients have been pleasantly surprised and said it was not like others they have worn.
The cant will be limited for pistols with optics. Maximum is 15 deg. Maximum cant for pistols without optics is 20 deg.
Here are the questions for the Orvar. Please review before reaching out.


Mr. Parker: $170


