WTS - FIST Kydex iwb holster for HK P7

[Laserlips]

WTS - FIST Kydex IWB holster LEFT HANDED for HK P7.  Like new, $30.00 shipped.

Thanks!

Jesse

P.S. Did I mention it's a LEFT HANDED holster?  

[yankee2500]

Good luck with the sale Lefty.

[clydep7]

Jesse,

I'll take it.  Us lefties have to stick together.  One can never have enough lefty holsters.  Let me know how you want the money: paypal, etc.  If you want paypal I'll cough up a couple bucks extra for the fees.

I just added to the P7 collection this week, finding a pristine A-grade that was hard chromed by Tripps just before they quit doing it-->$700 shipped.  Almost like I stole it!

[Laserlips]

[quote author=clydep7

I just added to the P7 collection this week, finding a pristine A-grade that was hard chromed by Tripps just before they quit doing it-->$700 shipped.  Almost like I stole it![/quote]


Hi clyde:

I just saw your post on www.parkcitiestactical.com.  Please email me at:  pomeroys@pineland.net and we'll work out the details.


Thanks!

Jesse

P.S. Never seen a prettier HK P7 than one hard chromed by Tripp w/Nill grips..  
 

[Laserlips]

Good luck with the sale Lefty.

yankee:

"Oh ye of little faith"....    (lol)

Best Wishes,

Jesse

[Richard S]

Jesse:

Long time, no see! Was it something I said?  

Welcome back to the Forum.

[kjtrains]

Jesse.  Congrats on the sale!    

[yankee2500]

yankee:

"Oh ye of little faith"....    (lol)

Best Wishes,

Jesse

Jessie,
  You took my wishes the wrong way, I wasn't doubting the ability to sell, just wishing you well.
  As a seller of many things I know there is a buyer for anything you can think of selling even "Pet Rocks"

Congrats on the sale.

[Laserlips]

Hi yankee:

No, I didn't think you meant your comments in a bad way.  I just figured that you thought the market for a wrong-handed iwb  Kydex holster, for an unusual pistol,might be extremely small.. (Which I'm sure it is)..

If I thought otherwise I would never have added the smiley face in my response to you.

No problem at all... But I appreciate your bringing the "kinda/sorta" misunderstand to my attention.

Best Wishes,

Jesse



 

[Laserlips]

Jesse.  Congrats on the sale!    :)

kt:

Thanks!  

Best Wishes,

Jesse

[Laserlips]

Jesse:
Long time, no see! Was it something I said?  
Welcome back to the Forum.

Hi RS,

I appreciate the welcome..  

Several reasons I might have been absent from the Rohrbaugh forum, none having to do with ANY dissatisfaction with the forum or the members..

I've always found nice folks here, most seem to put up with my Bravo Sierra, and I like to check in now and again. But this past year I got interested in rimfire rifles (I can't afford to burn up too much pricey centerfire ammo any more), and I've been off on that tangent for a while.

In the process I've accumulated a few nice old lever-action rifles I think some of you (who like 22's) might appreciate. I'll attach a photo.

Nice to be able to shoot 550 rds for the price of a box of 50 of centerfire rounds.  Same result, holes in paper, just smaller holes..

Best Wishes,

Jesse

[clydep7]

Thanks for the holster, Jesse.  The best looking P7 I have seen is the one Richard (posted above) once showed a picture of.  Best I recall it was Tripps hard chromed with Nil's grips, but the color of the grips was a deeper, more reddish or burgandy tint to it than the Nil's I have bought.  I might have even saved it somewhere, I'll look.  

Richard, if you arereading, perhaps you could shed some light on the grip color and repost a pic of your "Sunday carry" (I think I remember this right) P7.

[clydep7]

Found the pic:

[Laserlips]

Found the pic:



This is "the" photo (or one like it) that started me buying my 3 HK P7's back in '08.  Never seen a prettier pistol.  

 

Best Wishes,

Jesse

[Richard S]

Jesse and Clyde:

You do me and the most frequent primary to my R9 great honor. As for those Karl Nill grips, they are oiled Rhomlas Walnut pieces that were a special order from the factory. Needless to say, they are for "Dress Blue Sundays and BBQs."

For everyday use, that Lower Saxony P7 perfected by Virgil Tripp wears virtually indestructible Micartas by Pete Foldyna. I have now installed a Universal Clipdraw on the right side of the P7's slide and usually find myself carrying the pistol IWB in the crossdraw position. (The P7 "squeeze cocker" design is the only pistol I really trust carried that way with no holster covering the trigger guard.)

And Jesse, that is one impressive collection of rimfires, I must say! (That comes from one who was given as a 9th birthday present his deceased father's Winchester 1906 pump-action .22 rimfire rifle, together with NRA membership, by his widowed mother -- a sainted woman who then taught him the rules of gun safety, how to shoot, and turned him loose in 1946 on the banks of the Arkansas River to supplement the household larder.)