I know you've probably got a reason for wanting two seperate holsters but why not just get a good IWB and use it in either instance?
I like the Alessi Hideout. I'm not sure if it'll be the cat's pajamas for you and your gun but it works well for the largish framed Rugers I tote around.
http://www.rfholsters.com/rfholsters/de ... pt%5Fid=10
Now there's a whole passle of holsters and with the 1911 style being as popular as it is most holster models are made for it. Alessi makes several that're thought well of by folks whose opinions I respect. Look at the CQC and the DOJ at the above link. Lou also makes a couple of special holsters aimed at 1911s and the folks that love 'em. There's the GWH available only through Dane Burns but you might have to buy one of Dane's full house custom guns to get one, lol. (I could be wrong about that though...) It's a callaborative effort between Lou and Dane. In addition Lou makes a version of the DOJ for Dick Heinie that reflects Heinie's ideas of how a holster ought to be. The Heinie DOJ is only available through Heinie. (Unfortunately I don't have links handy to either of their sites but someone around here does, surely. :wink: )
Also, I like the Milt Sparks holsters, in particular the Versa-Max II.
http://www.miltsparks.com I haven't bought any leather from Tony Kanaley but I have taken a good hard look at some of it and I can see the quality. (This just means I'm a picky bastard.) When I have a nice enough gun to warrant it I'm going to get a VM2.
Of course there are others but I haven't looked as closely at them and there's other folks here abouts that can speak for 'em from experience.
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