Tanker hotsell Style Holster - Ruger GP100 4.20 " RIGHT HAND

The Tanker style holster is great for tossing over your shoulder and attach the bottom strap to your belt or belt loop for a walk in the woods. I also recommend this style of holster for large frame handguns that you do not want to tug your pants down.

I have always liked the look and style of the WWII Tanker holster but thought I could make some improvements to the design. This new design allows for a natural and full hand grip when drawing your firearm, three pivoting strap attachment points, side release buckle for fast on/off, heavy mil-spec nylon hotsell strap allows for quick adjustment front and back.

Made for a Ruger GP100 4.20", Right hand, Natural oil

Holster is made from 6/7oz laminated vegetable leather for a smooth interior, heavy nylon bonded thread, all black metal hardware, all screw hardware has been tread locked in place, Shoulder pad is 2 ½ wide 9/10oz vegetable tanned leather with chap leather liner, Mil-spec nylon shoulder strap with heavy side release buckle, several coats of blended silicone-lanolin saddle oil and clear resolene finish.

All my holsters are made from Full-Grain Hermann Oak vegetable tanned leather and is tanned in the U.S.A. Full-grain leather is the toughest kind of leather and has the most character. Full-grain leather has not had the top layer sanded off and will be marked with the scratches or other imperfections that result from wear and tear from the animal's activity. Do not be surprised to see a few scratch marks or scars on your holster. It is the toughest leather I can buy that will make long-lasting quality products.

All my holster molds are copies of the manufactures stock firearms. No add-ons such as, fancy sights, lights, or other after-market gizmos.
After market “high-viz” or “fiber optic” sights are not a problem if they are relative in size to the firearms stock sights.

BARREL MEASUREMENT- Please make sure you have the correct barrel length. Measure from the face on the cylinder to end of barrel to get your firearms exact measurement (see picture for proper measuring)