Can't describe the feeling you get when something great arrives with your name on it.
A week or so ago I got a long awaited treasure in the mail. My man Tony at White Hat Holsters sent me my very own Haus of Guns customized hybrid IWB holster! Not only was the kydex custom printed with the Haus of Guns logo on it, but the antique cowboy horsehide leather had “Ebbs” inscribed on the upper tab (I went with a combat cut this time) and our motto, “Practical Gun & Gear Reviews for the Average Joe Shooter” laser etched in to the bottom tab. And let me tell you, just like the pride taken in the quality of his holsters, the craftsmanship of the custom work is second to none!
It's all laser engraved, not printed or painted on, so it won't wear off.
Cool right?! Well check this out, White Hat is offering their custom engraving to ALL customers now for just $10 per engraving spot for ANYTHING you want engraved into your holster! They’re also careful to send final proofs of the design before putting your holster “under the knife” to be engraved. This means you won’t receive anything you don’t approve first.
Like anything, good custom work requires a bit of a wait, but trust me I think you’ll find that it’s worth the wait!
Hey that's what I do!
Proof that this one got just a little extra attention.
Tony even went to the time to match his font with the font we use in our logo.
Though this is a Hybrid IWB holster, it's really almost too nice to cover up.
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Seeing holsters like this just makes me wish I had my holster even more. Can’t wait!!!
And the leather just happens to be shaped like the state of Tejas!
LOL honestly hadn’t noticed it.
That holster is way cool! The hybrid style of holster is far and away my favorite for concealed carry.
Tony and the White Hat crew make a really outstanding product. I’ve not been disappointed with anything I received from them.
Sweet rig man!! I am loving mine too. Had to drill a 3/8″ hole in the leather where the mag release is because I kept dropping mags out of the Glock 29 but after I did that, all was well. Thanks for the recommendation.