This has to take the cake. Anyone know how the PF holster works? The Design is a little different, but for a mere $175 savings I might go for that instead.
This has to take the cake. Anyone know how the PF holster works? The Design is a little different, but for a mere $175 savings I might go for that instead.
The seller has got to be dancing. Every so often, I see bidders get into a pissing match over a common item and I'm amazed.
yes, but have you seen those finely crafted stitches?
The precise cuts where you insert the belt?
I think you are being way too simplistic here...
Somebody bought it, didn't they..?
I would say, the seller did good!
Holy Crap! I have one of those! Babee, imma rich man! Woo-hoo!
By the time you post it, the losing bidders will have sobered up. So what are you gonna do with that $15?Originally Posted by AnselAndy
Holy Crap! I have one of those! Babee, imma rich man! Woo-hoo!
See what you get when you badly adjust your snipping program..?
At about 10 times original price that's pretty amazing. It isn't even a very useful holster IMHO. I sold mine for about $25 a few years ago because the leather is so stiff it doesn't bend or give, often making it cumbersome and uncomfortable to sit down or even bend over with the holster on. The smaller, soft holster that comes with the Pentax digital spot meter is IMHO much better if a loop is added at the back as I've done so that it can be worn on your belt.
Brian Ellis
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you do criticize them you'll be
a mile away and you'll have their shoes.
I like mine quite a lot. Not stiff like Brian is describing. Worth every penny of the $17.00 I paid for it.
Fred Picker must be turning over in his grave, mourning that he cannot get in on the sale of stuff he created!!!
Maybe a collector is trying to corner the market.
Keith Pitman
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