I recognize this style/make but, for the love of coffee, can’t place it. Any leads would be appreciated.
I recognize this style/make but, for the love of coffee, can’t place it. Any leads would be appreciated.
Has the look of Milt Sparks construction to my eye, but Mitch Rosen calls this style the ARG.
I thought Galco used to have that style, but I can't find it. I don't think it is a Rosen here is the ARG Express https://mitchrosen.com/products/amer...-guard-express
El Paso Saddlery has the "C-Force" https://epsaddlery.com/product/c-for...force-holster/
It's also not an Andrews MacDaniel II http://andrewsleather.com/macdaniel2.htm
Last edited by JTQ; 05-08-2024 at 01:11 PM.
Thank you both. It does look very “Sparks” but I’m not familiar with their catalog changes, if any, over the past few years.
Ayoob Rear Guard. @Mas
Originally Posted by BN
Most def looks like an ARG, and I’m also throwing a vote in for it being the Galco knock-off. At least until Mas gets here to set us straight.
ETA: I got it: I think it’s the Galco “NSA…” 1st gen.
Last edited by Totem Polar; 05-08-2024 at 04:14 PM.
”But in the end all of these ideas just manufacture new criminals when the problem isn't a lack of criminals.” -JRB
Given that the holster nomenclature is also the name of the agency in regards to the user of the picture, I’m thinking that’s probably it.
Cheers!
It is indeed a Galco NSA. Personally, I always suspected the designation stood for Not Strictly Ayoob's.
Good holster, actually. I have one for a Beretta 92. Works fine.
Thanks. I was pretty sure it was a Galco, but I couldn't find a picture in my web search to verify it.
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