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The Western Holster and Rig's by Ted Blocker HolstersWestern holsters have become iconic symbols of the Wild West and are often seen in movies, television shows, and Western-themed events. While they may not be as commonly used today for practical carry purposes, they continue to be sought after by enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate their historical significance and classic design.

Cross Draw Holsters from Ted Blocker HolstersSometimes the best option is the crossdraw, what we like is that it puts the firearm in an accessible position while seated in a vehicle or horse or any other chair. Available with or without a Thumb Break and for small, medium and large firearms.

Ted Blockers B5 Concealment HolsterThe B5 belt slide holster has an open-muzzle design that accommodates any barrel length. The widely spaced belt slots accommodate up to a 1.75" belt and hold the handgun close to the body for maximum concealment with minimum leather. A thumb break provides added security. This holster will be made for your gun model.

A Classic, the 1920 Holster from Ted BlockerOur 1920 model is well deserving of being classic, Known by some as the Elmer Keith and others, the Tom Threeperson we have refined the holster to be modern and a fitting holster for your classic revolver.

Ted Blocker's 911M revisitedThe 911M is probably my favorite holster, No straps, just a contoured metal insert to hols the firearm in place. With all the Glocks and Sig Sauers out there we tend to forget the super reliable revolver. 17 rounds don't do any good if you don't understand the safety, didn't put a round in the chamber or have a bottle neck on the first shot. I miss my Smith & Wesson 66's and I get so tempted when handling a 66 with a 2.75 inch barrel

Making a case for that Ted Blocker custom holsterWhy Custom? because it's not a ready made product. Now I like to think I'm a gun guy, I have enough of them. But my taste is varied, I'm not a Glock guy, I'm not a Sig Sauer guy. Of course I have a few of them but all in all, that's not what rocks my boat. I'm also not a weekend warrior. Oh, a silencer would be fun, tactical lights are cool looking and on and on.Now with that out of the way, what do I like. I like CZ Shadow 2's, but only in single action, I like Tanfoglio race guns, also in single action. What about a nice STI Edge 45 acp with full dust cover?Don't get me wrong, I have a few easy ones as well, Staccato P, Cosaint Arms tactical Officers, a few just plain nice 1911's, but even they can pose a problem.It's the little things that matter. Add a recon rail and now it doesn't fit, ambidextrous safeties, doesn't fit, Believe me, I do appreciate double duty, but not at the expense of a fine firearm. I love going to the range and will almost always have one of the firearms in a holster. It's all part of the hobby. I'm not so odd that I need a brown holster because of the coco-bola wood grips, or black because of the G10 panels, I have one Ted Blocker Holster that carries several different firearms. It's the 911M, I love it and I'm not even worried that when carrying a Combat Commander instead of a full sized 1911 there will be a half inch of empty holster.

Cowboy or Western Shoulder Holster from Ted BlockerShoulder rigs are cool; they just look good. But, on the practical side, they are convenient in ways that a belt rig can't compete. They are always accessible; they are not in your way when sitting or riding. It puts the gun where you can get to it, and, did we say, they look cool? Ted Blocker offers several styles and, when you think of all the modifications that can be made, they become a great daily rig for the farm or ranch. Or, you can use it in Cowboy action and reenactment events.

Leather vs Kydex by OpenAI, a Ted Blocker Holsters question.Here I am, trying to come up with something worthwhile, but my coffee cup is getting empty and time is running out. The lawn needs attention too. What should I do? There are so many articles out there about OpenAI. Some people see it as just another search engine, but I decided to open an account and see what it can do. Some have expressed concern that OpenAI could potentially harm humanity, erode our ability to construct proper sentences, and make us lazy thinkers. It's certainly a complex topic. So I asked a seemingly silly question: "Why choose a leather holster over a Kydex holster?" I entered it into OpenAI and waited to see what it would generate. And the response? Well, I'll tell you all about it.

Ted Blocker's Calvaryman HolsterInto reenactment? or just want a holster to go with that old Remington 1858 Old Army. It looks cool to go the range wearing a holster instead of some gun pouch. Ted Blocker's Calvaryman is the way to go.

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