Constitutional Law

Blackhawk holsters

Here's the Gun Blogger .45 housed in a Blackhawk Serpa holster; click on the thumbnail for a bigger image.

Their holsters were quite interesting. Made of carbon fiber, if I remember. One model has a detent holding the gun; this one had both detent and a finger lever, engaged by the trigger finger, and which holds the front of the trigger guard. (I had problems with it because my fingers are too long, but the detent model worked nicely).

On the reverse side are three screws that hold the body of the holster to its belt connection. You can switch between standard belt and paddle configuration. You can also angle it straight, or up to about 45 degrees forward or back by adjusting the screws. Separate controls allow you to adjust for width of belt. All in all, a very nice holster!

Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on September 24, 2008 (boomark / email).