Low down on my Milt Sparks

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   Well, I've been using my Milt Sparks Nelson Legacy holster for some weeks now, and I'm thoroughly satisfied.  The pistol is secure, yet easy to draw.  The muzzle is protected, and the sight channel keeps those lil' wisps of leather off the blade.  I ain't done much with quick draw practice yet, but the angle feels good.  I'm tossin' my other holster in a drawer.  Too bad it takes 6 months to get one.  I was just about ready to buy a Brigade holster.  Might do that anyway so I have a backup.  Might go for one of them small of back holsters.  I know, there's down sides to that carry method, but there's times I think it might be preferable for concealment reasons.  Anyhoo, I can't complain 'bout the MS Nelson Legacy.  That might dissapoint y'all, but I'm sure I can find something else to rant about.

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Muleskinner Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List .416 Rigby AKA The Crotchety ol’ Geezer Joined: 13 June 2003 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 5285	Post Options Post Reply Quote Muleskinner Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Low down on my Milt Sparks Posted: 09 July 2006 at 02:24
	Well, I've been using my Milt Sparks Nelson Legacy holster for some weeks now, and I'm thoroughly satisfied. The pistol is secure, yet easy to draw. The muzzle is protected, and the sight channel keeps those lil' wisps of leather off the blade. I ain't done much with quick draw practice yet, but the angle feels good. I'm tossin' my other holster in a drawer. Too bad it takes 6 months to get one. I was just about ready to buy a Brigade holster. Might do that anyway so I have a backup. Might go for one of them small of back holsters. I know, there's down sides to that carry method, but there's times I think it might be preferable for concealment reasons. Anyhoo, I can't complain 'bout the MS Nelson Legacy. That might dissapoint y'all, but I'm sure I can find something else to rant about.
	Mule

CB900F Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Administrator Honor, Integrity Joined: 10 June 2003 Location: Eritrea Status: Offline Points: 8857	Post Options Post Reply Quote CB900F Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 09 July 2006 at 04:01
	Mule; Another Idaho company that I've used is Idaho Leather, (208)344-2602. They are more oriented towards traditional holstery than concealment. I've had my Blackhawk in one of their rigs for over 30 years now & it's still in fine shape. 900F
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Muleskinner Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List .416 Rigby AKA The Crotchety ol’ Geezer Joined: 13 June 2003 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 5285	Post Options Post Reply Quote Muleskinner Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 23 December 2006 at 05:19
	I ended up getting the Brigade for my government model. Its a good piece of hide too. Although I'm now using inside the waist band holsters. I like Milt Sparks Summer Special2, but I found a guy who makes beautiful IWB models with a clip and a 25% cant. Here is his website in case anyone is interested, although I haven't found my holster on the site. I met the guy at a gun show and he made me a holster like his in 5 weeks (although it was promised in 2). My Stoner holster is as well made as any I've seen, and more comfortable, easy to take off. www/stonerholsters.com
	Mule