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Anyone have/use/heard of Michael Kole holsters?
I recently picked up a Walther PPQ and am leaning towards one from him. There isn't much out there for the PPQ period, and what's out there for the P99 doesn't quite fit correctly. I saw he posted something on another forum, but wanted to see if anyone else has had any experience with his product, here. Looks like he's out of No. Colorado.
http://www.michaelkole.com/index.php
Thanks
Last edited by yankeefan98121; 07-01-2011 at 00:01.
I haven't used any of his holsters but I have patched the bullet hole in his leg. His safety is lacking (he ND'ed at a gunshow a few years ago), he refuses to reinburse me for the medical supplies used to help him, and in general, has been nothing but a DICK to people. He may have the best craftmanship in the world but his products would still be used as fire starter by me...
Originally Posted by coloccw
I see. Probably why he has a ton of inventory...
Thanks for the reply.
I have one of his holsters and it is great quality work. He even did an imprint and painted it. Don't know if he's a dick to everyone else, but he makes a god holster. Only rub I had was he tried to make my OWB seem like it could easily be an IWB with 2 straps. Wasn't sold on that, but love how it feels and looks.
Based solely on the photos and prices on his web site (and reading coloccw's comments) I see no reason to use him over Ray down in Pueblo at Lobo Gunleather.
Ray's stuff looks better, costs less and Ray is good people.
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He's at all the gunshows and makes holsters on the spot. I tried to buy one from him a few years ago at a gun show, but in the middle of talking to me, his buddy came over with food and he just walked off, sat down and began eating. I guessed he didn't want my money, so I walked off and gave it to someone else.
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