Pivot Draw Vertical Shoulder Holster

[Rabbit2047]

A couple of years ago I got this holster on eBay for $3. Never seen another one like it.

I absolutely love the design. The snaps around the triggerguard hold it securely until you grab the butt of the pistol and pivot it forward. This not only allows me to use a firearm with a tac-light, it also allows me to carry a full size pistol high on the armpit yet does not make drawing awkward.

It works for everything from a full size duty .45, to a J-Frame .357 revolver

My Google-Fu is weak lately cause I cannot find another example like this online?

It's gotta be a copy of something, because it's just too damn ingenious to be a one off

Have any of y'all seen one of these before?

 

[Alaskan]

booting up my googlein Fu chow -I want one

 

[Rabbit2047]

booting up my googlein Fu chow -I want one

I do too! In good quality leather, not this suede bull****.

 

[Freshly Minted Georgian!]

Because I want you to make a great profit of 33% I'll give ya four dollars for it!

 

[jdav]

Bianchi or Don Hume?

 

[jdav]

https://www.craftholsters.com/vertical-roto-shoulder-holster

 

[C.J. LaFrance]

$136 cheaper to have suede, lol!

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

A couple of years ago I got this holster on eBay for $3.

It's neat-O.

(I'll give you $3.50).

 

[Bear44]

Back in the 80s I carried in a vertical shoulder holster that had spring steel imbedded around an opening in the forward edge. It held the weapon securely, but a sharp yank popped the weapon out without any upward motion. It was a good quality leather holster, but I can't remember the brand.

 

[lostchild]

Back in the 80s I carried in a vertical shoulder holster that had spring steel imbedded around an opening in the forward edge. It held the weapon securely, but a sharp yank popped the weapon out without any upward motion. It was a good quality leather holster, but I can't remember the brand.

Sounds like an old Bianchi X15
https://www.opticsplanet.com/bianchi-x15-shoulder-holster-plain-tan-left-hand-12363.html