I picked up this old leather holster from the flea market today.

>>34484847
All old style revolver holsters are like that, even ones that are still made, even holsters designed for double action revolvers, so apparently some people think it's safe. I wouldn't own a holster that didn't cover the trigger guard, though.

>>34484894
The retention strap goes behind the hammer. It is fine

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>>34484847
>double action
would you carry a glock without a holster covering the trigger too you spergo

>>34484894
youngfag detected. Hammer covered on a double action gun with a transfer bar safety is as safe as a gun can be while loaded.

>>34484925
>on 4chan
>calling people "youngfags"
How old are you?

>>34484913
Man I have seriously underestimated the ignorance of youngfags when it comes to wheelgats. No you should not carry a glock with the trigger uncovered and that has FUCK ALL to do with safe ways to carry a DA revolver.

>>34484940
>>34484932
Seriously.

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>>34484932
unironically 42.

>>34484947
Unironically kill yourself.

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>>34484989
but I like surprises...

>>34484940
i picked up the holster for 10 bucks, I figured I could take a risk and wear it for awhile and see how it works out. I feel pretty secure with the strap covering the hammer, however, if the old leather strap pops off it would be a different story.

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>>34484998
Yeah then you just have to have something unintentionally apply 10-15lbs of force to the trigger straight back while something else holds the gun in place resisting that force until the gun goes off....