[downtown]

The gun shop I go to mainly carries Tagua as their leather holsters now instead of Don Hume. I am getting ready to purchase a Ruger LCR. I am stuck between the Tagua Quick Draw and the Tagua Belt Slide for an OWB concealable holster. Any advice or pros/cons on these would be great.

http://www.taguagunleather.com/new/quick-draw-leather-belt-holster-p20

http://www.taguagunleather.com/new/belt-slide-holster-p55

 

[G26AZ]

I recently purchased my first Tagua holster (for a Colt .45 Commander). It seemed to be very well molded to the gun and fit very well - although the leather did seem a bit thinner than a comparable Galco that I looked at. THe only drawback that I've noticed so far is that the thumbreak strap is too long and would allow the hammer to fall under it when carried cocked and locked. I trimmed it shorter, and now it works just fine. For about half the price of a Galco, I'd say its a pretty good value for the $$.

 

[pilsbury]

I have n of their mag belt holders, and like the quality for the money.

 

[collim1]

Thin and rough in texture IMO. Done Hume is a good value for the money.

 

[happyguy]

Mine seems comparable to the Hume product. The belt slide looks just like a JIT, one of Humes best holsters for short barreled guns in my opinion.

Regards,
Happyguy

 

[17&27]

I carry my 27 in the quick draw belt holster and it does an excellent job.

 

[kahrcarrier]

I bought one for an N frame Smith. Thin and next to useless, although a 629 is a large gun............ What I get for going cheap.

I do like their mag holders; I just gorilla glue the snap shut, and they work just as well as a more expensive unit.

 

[efman]

I don't have a holster but I bought a belt made by them and l love it.

 

[ca survivor]

I put a S&W SC 1911 in one and after 5-6 hours of carrying it had a month of holster wear showing on the gun, stay with Don Hume.

 

[Jade Falcon]

I'm carrying my G22 on my right hip at this moment, undernieth a button-up 2XL shirt, using the thumb-strap belt-slide version. It's comfortable, but I would trade it any day for one without a thumbstrap. I also find the holster a very tight fit for my Glock; I have to keep my right thumb on the back of the slide as I holster the gun, or otherwise, it pops the slide out of battery. In the holster's defense, I do wear my belt very tight, to hold the weight of my belt-gear.

 

[failsafe]

I bought a Tagua leather pocket holster for my S&W 642..I think it was a tad over 20 bucks..It's OK, but the leather does seem thin...

 

[AquaHull]

I have a quick draw for my G19, and a thin IWB one for myLCP. No issues with Tagua.

 

[Goldendog Redux]

I have a Tagua clip style IWB for my LC9. I despise clip holsters but I have it while I wait for my real holster to arrive.

I think Tagua holsters are made by nine year old South American children out of prostitute and convict hides or something

 

[Jade Falcon]

I have a Tagua clip style IWB for my LC9. I despise clip holsters but I have it while I wait for my real holster to arrive.

I think Tagua holsters are made by nine year old South American children out of prostitute and convict hides or something

Actually, if I remember correctly, it's Venezsuela(sp?) Bull/Steer-Hide.