Left Hand Leather Pancake Holster for a NAA Black Widow

Rick_Jorgenson · August-17-23 07:08

One advantage of the Pancake Holster is, it keeps your gun close to your side and easy to access for a very natural way to draw on your strong side.

This one is done in Black Leather with Black Stitching for a "Classic Look" (It goes well with Camo, Jeans, or an Armani Tuxedo)

The Pancake Holster is my EDC as well as pocket carry for a second gun. (I have a NAA in a pocket all the time if I'm wearing pants )

The NAA Black Widow is a favorite of mine. It is well balanced and easy to shoot.

The Grips are from www.revisioncv.com I don't believe they have the Red & Black G-10 available any longer but the Black G-10 is listed on the website.

I know there are dozens of Pancake Holsters posted on the Forum but this one being a Left Hand Carry is a little different. So many Left Hand people have had to adapt to right hand goods and services because of availability (or lack of left hand items.)

I've had several calls and emails from Left Hand Shooters thanking me for posting a Left Hand Holsters. They ask "Can I get a Left Hand Holster for my gun?"

I was able to get outside this morning at dawn to take photos (before it was to friggin hot

) to provide some of the "Coffee Drinking NAA ~~fanatics~~ fans" some photos (you know who you are)

Questions, Comments, Constructive Criticism are always welcome! Thanks for looking!

Rick

OV-1D · August-17-23 11:08

Heres more of Ricks flair for the dramatics . color coordinated for the well dressed fellow and his squeeze for the night .

Uncle_Lee · August-18-23 04:08

I like the black on black and those grips sets it off very beautifully.
Get another Black Widow. Then get a right and a left hand holster. Perfect way to balance out your waist.
Sip, sip, Ahhhh

Rick_Jorgenson · August-18-23 07:08

Quote from: OV-1D on August-17-23 11:08
Heres more of Ricks flair for the dramatics . color coordinated for the well dressed fellow and his squeeze for the night .

You gotta look just right if your going out in public

lol!!

I do have certain guns and Holsters I carry for different occasions, now that I think about it

Low key and mostly concealed NAA Mini's for local grocery store runs.

Full size 1911's, SA-35 High Power, G-17 or a Sig P-210 on Sunday when I work at the Shooting Range AND, a Pocket NAA Mini and a Black Widow in a Small-of-Back Holster.

I did carry my Hog Leg at the Range last Sunday. That was a conversation starter

lol! Everyone wanted to know "what the heck is that?"

bleak_window · August-28-23 13:08

I still maintain that the Black Widow is one of the finest small handguns ever made.

Uncle_Lee · August-29-23 05:08

Quote from: bleak_window on August-28-23 13:08
I still maintain that the Black Widow is one of the finest small handguns ever made.

I'll second that.

Canoeal · August-29-23 09:08

Quote from: bleak_window on August-28-23 13:08
I still maintain that the Black Widow is one of the finest small handguns ever made.

I concur. It is the best NAA carry gun for sure.

bearcatter · August-29-23 14:08

Quote from: Canoeal on August-29-23 09:08
Quote from: bleak_window on August-28-23 13:08
I still maintain that the Black Widow is one of the finest small handguns ever made.

I concur. It is the best NAA carry gun for sure.

Best NAA mini carry gun? The Guardian may be larger but 6+1 of .32 (or .380) and fast reloads crowds the minis a little for "best" overall.

Canoeal · August-29-23 21:08

Nope. The Guardians weight is too much, making some to choose to leave it home. Don't want it to pull down my pants...

Uncle_Lee · August-30-23 05:08

The top of the Guardian's trigger, when I shoot it, and it comes forward, cuts my finger enough to make it bleed.

bearcatter · August-30-23 06:08

The 32 Guardian is 15 ounces loaded. I never understood that being "heavy". The 380 is 21 ounces. That's getting hefty, and it's larger than a 32. Still less than a Bearcat, though. You guys have just been spoiled by 8-9 ounce minis ...

Trigger bite, I guess is a combination of grip, technique, and anatomy. I've never had one bite me after my first session. I haven't shot mine in so long I can't remember what I changed ...

.. I guess I'll relearn it next time I shoot one.

Uncle_Lee · August-31-23 05:08

I have shot a lot of little 25s and this is the only one that has cut my finger.
When the trigger is going back forward, the skin gets on top of trigger and if you look at it, the top of the trigger on the right side looks like a wire cutter. If I try holding the trigger lower, the skin gets under the trigger and pinches it so bad that I can't get the trigger pulled all the way back to fire it. To me, the little thing is worthless.
I'll keep going with the Black Widows and the Pug.

bleak_window · September-04-23 16:09

I was interested in a mini revolver and really thought I would get the smallest .22lr mini. I went to a gun show and one dealer had several minis. My coveted .22lr was just TOO SMALL - my pudgy fingers could barely hold it. The .22mag mini was a LOT better. Do I want the short barrel or the long barrel? Then I spotted the Black Widow and thought it would be too big and not a real mini. That went away when I picked it up. It fit my hand perfectly. The barrel was like an extra finger. It didn't feel too heavy, it felt solid. I bought a .22lr Black Widow and added the magnum cylinder later.

postalman · September-07-23 05:09

Again, another fine piece of leather for us wrong handlers!