The Rohrbaugh Forum
Miscellaneous => Classifieds -- For Buying or Selling => Topic started by: fredo on November 22, 2005, 11:38:26 PM
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This holster is scheduled for destruction. It is a left handed Del Fatti BPB, made for the R9S, designed to be worn between belt and waitstband. More comfortable than a IWB and just as concealed. Fits 1 1/4" belt. Holster retails for $105.00. You can save it by paying $65.00, including shipping. Holster will be destoyed on 12/14/05. If you love leather, save it before it's too late.
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I'm tempted to start left-handed training just to get that holster.
Somebody will come along and want it.
Bill
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It would work as a small of the back holster even for a right hander. Tempting..............! ::) ??? :o
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After closer examination won't it work as a plain belt holster for a right hander?
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Sorry . . . I'm a southpaw, but I carry in the front pocket in a Hedley rig. Plus, I've found that my R9s fits me between-the-belt-and-the-pant Milt Spark Mirage (for my 1911/BHP) perfectly.
Maybe we could work out a swap if no one bites - I'd hate to see it die, but I just don't think I'd use it. Terrific bargain, though. :-/
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Fredo
PM sent - if not sold I'll take it - I agree for a right hander it would work well in the small of the back. I could rotate it with the RJ pocket I just bought and received from Bill.
Dave
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MountainMan,
Holster is yours. PM's sent. Thanks for the rescue.
Happy Thanksgiving
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Fredo
Thanks fredo because now I have two R9s and you never know when you might want to carry both - see my post under (General Disscussion - Pocket Knife traded for new R9).
A nice Thanksgiving to you also.
Dave
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Thanks fredo
Just received my left handed holster that was intended to be worn under the belt. Ordered it because I thought it would work great in the small of the back for a right hander. Well it does - hardly know it is there.
You could also wear it outside the belt on the right side. Thanks Matt for making a great holster.
Dave
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I don't want to hear any cute butt comments.
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I would say Cute, but you asked me not to
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Dave:
Be careful with carrying it in the small of the back. If you happen to fall while doing so (e.g., in a physical struggle or simply by falling on the ice in winter), you are at risk for spinal injury. I used to carry my 1911 SOB -- until I learned of an undercover LEO who was body slammed on his back and was partially paralyzed by the damage his SOB-holstered gun did to his spinal cord.
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Yes, I've often read strong recommendations that the pistol not be carried in the small of the back. It is generally considered quite dangerous, I believe.
Bill
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Dave,
I forgot to mention how nice that new holster is.
In addition, you must be exercising and eating properly to look so well.
I'm presently engaged in a weight reduction program, and also hope to change from age 68 to 26. The complete details have not been worked out.
Bill
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Did not know of the SOB carry dangers.
Dave
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Bill - was sucking it in some -need to lose 20 lbs. Time to get on that treadmill again.
Dave
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Dave, the brand on that holster will look great in your new F-250 King Ranch truck.
Tom
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Tom
Matt's holster symbol does look a little like the King Ranch logo. Seems to be only one King Ranch in the area and wife doesn't like the color - may go with a F250 Lariat.
Dave
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Dave, your Ford dealer will do a locate and find one in the color you like if you ask them. Then they will go get it and trade with the other dealer. That way you can get a King Ranch interior and the exterior color of your choice.
Tom