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Funny stuff
https://youtu.be/Woxp2DeeWJ8

Good video. Lot of variations in carry. I always say, if it works for you, then have at it.
I was never fond of the butt forward thing, but it looked good in the movies, so....
Personally, I carry concealed 95% of the time, strong side, close to my old bod. Works for me.
Thanks forty..

What would John Wayne do?

Nice reminder that what was old is new again. Not much has changed since then except the technology. Kydex instead of leather, etc.

I seen Markiver in that video

BigAl52 wrote: ↑

Fri May 01, 2020 5:28 pm

I seen Markiver in that video

Yes Al, there are times I probably need to carry two guns.

I’d still go with the leather cross carry. I am still shopping for a holster.

Cross draw for me.

RanchRoper wrote: ↑

Sat May 02, 2020 8:00 pm

Cross draw for me.



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Yes I do the same with the long barrel revolvers.

Yes, I like the cross draw. Wish I had stuck with it, as that was my first choice for my new Ruger.
Oh well...might get one in the future.

The old Drop Loop on the Right Side for me.

I've got a Triple K Wyoming Belt and Cheyenne Holster.

what seems like a lifetime ago when I was in college, I worked at Western Town (AKA : tourist trap) .... I worked as a performer who filled in several other areas (like the chairlift, gold panning area, etc) when needed .... I carried a Ruger Blackhawk 357 in a holster very much like the one shown below .... from wearing it I quickly learned just how cumbersome it could be .... sitting in wooden chairs with arms could be aggravating .... wearing a 2 gun rig made doing so all but impossible .... based on that experience I can see the advantage to a belly or crossdraw holster