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Topic: RSS FeedWhat's that holster? - Crossfire: letters to guns - Letter to the Editor
Guns Magazine, Feb, 2004 by James Morrow
I have subscribed for more years than I can remember and still love the magazine. I am curious about the holster pictured with the beautiful Kimber Tactical Custom in the December issue. I would like to know who made it and how to contact them.
Keep up the great work! And thank you.
James Morrow
Houston Texas
We received numerous requests for more information about that holster. For the full story, turn to page 40 of this issue. Ed.
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