[Sine Nomen]

I'm becoming more and more inclined to open carry during my daily activities. The difficulty I'm having is finding a suitable holster. Most of what I've found is either very military/police or backwoods/western. I really want a holster that is subtle and stylish enough to blend in and fit with business dress in the city. It MUST have a thumbreak or other solid retention device. The real kicker is that it's not for a 1911, or a revolver, or a Glock. It has to fit my Kahr PM9, which I'm finding is not a popular pistol with holster makers.

I've looked at Southern Holsters, Galco, Fist, Fobus, and a few others, but none of them seem to fit the bill. Anyone else have any ideas?

 

[Rammstein]

http://rlcompanyusa.stores.yahoo.net/seaupi.html

http://rlcompanyusa.stores.yahoo.net/beltholsters1.html

I have no experience with this particular holster maker, but it seems to fit the needs you describe.

 

[legacy38]

Check out Alessi.

 

[Adam5]

Try Southern Holsters He has said that he can make the Savannah with a thumb break if desired. He doesn't list the Kahr on his site, but when I ordered the Memphis for my PPK/S he ordered the dumy gun to make it.

 

[S&W 40]

If you are looking for leather I would recommend Southern Holsters (he does not have a mold for mine otherwise I would have a Savannah) or Bianchi (spl) many good styles. But if you are into the modern plasitc/carbon you should look at the Blackhawk CQC with serpa, they come with belt loops and paddle.

Just my :2cents:

 

[hpridgen]

I like Kramer holsters. Their IWB #3 is great for inside waist, and their belt scabbards and vertical scabbards are great for OWB. I also like their pocket holsters for my PM9 and MK9. I have their horsehide holsters which are very durable and comfortable.

 

[Dan H]

There was a post the same as this one not too long ago, look it up, I think there was a lot of good info in it.