Comments on: Horsehide or Cowhide? http://www.tuckergunleatherblog.com/2007/02/25/horsehide-or-cowhide/ Concealed Carry Holsters - Comfortable, Concealable & Fast Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:05:09 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Don DeBusk http://www.tuckergunleatherblog.com/2007/02/25/horsehide-or-cowhide/comment-page-1/#comment-373 Don DeBusk Fri, 16 Mar 2007 20:24:34 +0000 http://www.tuckergunleatherblog.com/2007/02/25/horsehide-or-cowhide/#comment-373 I've only had one horsehide holster. I wont mention the maker, since I ordered it in horsehide, specifically; it wasn't his fault. It was my mistake and I own it. As Rob, Tucker and Andy Arratoonian agree, it simply doesn't shape, or hold its form as well as cowhide. It also, at least in my case, loosened considerably and that process never seemed to stop. While cowhide will loosen up a bit, it seems to stop once it gets to know the specific gun. I also highly recommend Andy's article. I just wish I'd read it before ordering that holster so long ago. I'm not sure what horsehide is good for, but it doesn't seem to be holsters. I’ve only had one horsehide holster. I wont mention the maker, since I ordered it in horsehide, specifically; it wasn’t his fault. It was my mistake and I own it. As Rob, Tucker and Andy Arratoonian agree, it simply doesn’t shape, or hold its form as well as cowhide. It also, at least in my case, loosened considerably and that process never seemed to stop. While cowhide will loosen up a bit, it seems to stop once it gets to know the specific gun. I also highly recommend Andy’s article. I just wish I’d read it before ordering that holster so long ago.

I’m not sure what horsehide is good for, but it doesn’t seem to be holsters.

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