Shooting Stars Double Pommel Holster - In-Stock

The Double Saddle Pommel Holsters are great for new mounted shooters or those who find the gun/holster rig on their chest too restrictive or cumbersome. The Top holster is for the first gun and has a deep pocket, making it easy to quickly re-holster the first gun. The bottom holster is tight, holding the second gun with main grip exposed to enable easy grasp and removal of the second gun for a quick gun change The holsters are made of premium leather and are durable and will hold their shape. Upper strap attaches around the Saddle swell/gullet and three sets of removable leather tie-straps enable holster to be securely attached to the saddle & other horse tack straps. Available in right or left hand versions. (Guns in Picture - not included) See the HOLSTERS 101 Tutorial - MOUNTED SHOOTING INFO Tab - Holsters 101. These Holsters are an excellent way to start and inexpensively gain experience with Mounted Shooting, These can be resold at close to the purchase price. Pommel Double Holster The Pommel Double Holster is attached to the saddle, with a strap through the gullet and a lower “tie-down” connected to the lower ring on the saddle. The Pommel Double Holster holds two guns, one above the other. The upper holster has a larger opening and the gun locates deeper in the holster. The bottom holster opening is lower cut, exposing more of the gun and holds the gun tighter, more securely. Riding with a double pommel, start with the upper gun first. The wide and deep holster enables the first gun to be re-holstered quickly (virtually dropping it into the wide opening) and then reaching down slightly to “pull” the second gun. This works great, as you start the run you can have the first gun already pulled and in-hand. Then the second gun- you don’t have to re-holster until you have completed the run. One unique consideration regarding the pommel double holster setup is that some horses might interpret your slight weight shift when changing guns- as a command cue and slow down or change gait. When just starting, this may not seem that significant, but might become a factor when you are more competitive. The double pommel is the most inexpensive way to start. Later you can resell the rig or keep it for your friends to use.