[die]

Have any of you experience with Rusty Sherrick Holsters. I have the Gouchenor Extreme High Ride, for mi Glock 32, that is a real nice and fast holster. It rides very close to the body and allow a very clear and fast draw. He is a very nice person to deal with, and at your request, he made all the adjustments you want to his holsters. For this one, that is a vertical one, i ask him to give some cant and to strenght the sight area (actually he told this to me) at mi request, so i can use it also with the 22. I can highly recommend his work.

 

[Rob Garrett]

die,

Rusty's work is exceptional and I would recommend it. I tried out the same rig you have and liked it. He also makes some really tough belts that are metal lined.

Rob

 

[Louis F. Alessi]

I've only seen a few of Rusty's holsters, and they were works of art. Beautiful execution, and detail. I've talked to Rusty a few times, and he's a real gentleman. His Hyde Glyde is great for slicking up a tight holster too. We use it around the shop all the time. It will also put a beautiful luster on the outside of a holster, or belt.
Lou

 

[Pistolero]

Have Rusty's Goch for both a BHP40 & that WIDE .45, the Glock 21. Workmanship is Top Notch, beautiful & Supple Horsehide and most importantly it can control the width & wt. of the Glock. Rusty is an easy fellow to talk/deal with, in fact almost as nice as that guy from Buffalo!

 

[Guest]

Rob,
I'm curious, does the metal lining help or hurt the belts comfort and functionality?

 

[Rob Garrett]

David,

The set I had was on loan and I only wore it once or twice. The belt was designed for really heavy use. While not as comfortable as a soft dress belt, if filled the bill.

Rob

 

[John Nelson]

The problem with a metal lined belt is the inability to get through airport metal detectors without taking it off.

What a pain!

John