Posted: 4/11/2026 4:56:33 PM EDT
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Classic 1911 Commander, no rail, no optic, 4.25" barrel. Tisas Tank Commander to be precise, so steel frame. Looking for a Conceal Carry holster, OWB, FBI cant, leather, no retention STRAP. NOT INTERESTED IN KYDEX / BOLTERON / PLASTIC. What say ye? |
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I discoved this by accident some years ago and love it. The Bianchi P.I. Its cut for a commander lenght gun It has alittle more forward rake than the FBI tilt. So the overall package on your hip feels much smaller than it is. It's available in Black or Brown. The leather is just the right thickness. It's available from Amazon or Midway usa. I used my Discover points and got mine for free. I have had mine for a long time and I'm very happy with it. |
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Originally Posted By fxntime: Don Hume Jit Slide. Those holsters are pretty well made and stupidly affordable. Keep in mind, it'll also accept your Officers Model and your Govt model. Keep also in mind, when the barrel extends past the holster you CAN jam the barrel in a tight chair and try to unholster it. This has been no problem for me but it can be for people in different environments. A very solid choice for the price. Even if you're having a high dollar, long wait time, holster made, you might decide you are good with your "cheap" Don Hume 
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TT Gunleather They do wonderful work and ther order times are reasonable. |
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The old Alessi CQC/S is what you seek. Similar version made by Ritchie Leather.  DSC_0544 by FredMan, on Flickr
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I have purchased 3 El Paso Saddlery Tom Threepersons holsters for my S&W revolvers and they are a great field holster. And not really for what you have in mind. That said they are also high quality holster and will have something in their lineup that might suit your needs. |
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Kramer, Ryan Grizzle, and now Horse and oak for horsehide. Milt Sparks for cow. They are very good and you could probably get a horsehide one from him too. I'm currently carrying my 625 MG in a pmk. Horsehide is thinner and denser than cowhide. It doesn't absorb moisture and it clicks in like kydex. |
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Originally Posted By doubleclaw: Ryan Grizzle Leather. He makes a snap-off and a belt loop style concealment OWB, either of which is gonna be a beautiful piece of leather craft. This was going to be my suggestion. I have a lot of their products and they are all beautifully made and functional. |
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Originally Posted By bankfraudguy: Still havent found one that keeps the grip against my body. Every owb so far, including several listed above print like a neon sign due to the grip sticking out. Great for draw, suks for carry. Just get one designed to tuck it in. But typically owb will print more than anything else anyways. Just the nature of the beast. |
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