GP100 holster recommendations

[ShredLikeRed]

Just bought a 4” Gp100 to use in backcountry Wyoming. I’m looking for a good holster to use while horseback and doing some hiking but will also be in and out of vehicles. Probably won’t have a large pack on at any time. I prefer leather over kydex/nylon. I think a cross draw would be ideal but I’m not sure if a paddle versus a belt is preferred. Or a chest holster. If anyone has one they want to unload, let me know as well.

[Bluesman]

Shoulder holster.

[jerp]

I have a Galco strongside belt holster for my GP100. They also make one that can adapt to crossdraw as well as a "high ride" and a shoulder holster model. If I had to do it over I might go with the shoulder holster because of the weight of that revolver

[blaqkpanda]

Honestly, buy a few and try them to figure out which is the most comfortable for you and sell the ones you didn't like. It's the most expensive way to do it, but if you don't want to carry it because you don't like the holster defeats the purpose. Personally, I like a chest holster for a revolver, but if your backpack or binoculars interfere with it maybe a shoulder holster is better. I have the kodiak version from Galco, but this looks like a good option.

https://www.galcogunleather.com/great-alaskan-chest-holster_8_2_1353.html?filters=1

[fish4food]

I’m kind of partial to the Galco Dual Action Outdoorsman (DOA).

You can wear it cross draw or strong side.

[TacticalCowboy]

I have one of these. I like it.

https://www.amazon.com/Gould-Goodrich-Pancake-Chestnut-Security/dp/B004BIYOJA

[ShredLikeRed]

I’m kind of partial to the Galco Dual Action Outdoorsman (DOA).

You can wear it cross draw or strong side.

This is one I was looking at. The only concern is it’d be a pain to take off in the truck.

[ShredLikeRed]

Thanks guys