Preview: Burdette Custom Holsters Detective OWB SA-35 Leather Holster

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posted on April 30, 2023
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Burdette Custom Holster

Made from premium-grade, vegetable-tanned leather, the Burdette Custom Holsters’ Detective SA-35 holster is a custom outside-the-waistband (OWB) model for the Springfield Armory SA-35 semi-automatic pistol.

Each of these holsters is crafted one at a time and is held together with quality stitching. They are shaped in a traditional “pancake” style, with belt loops on either side that can accept belts measuring 1.5" wide.

The back section of the holster includes an elongated lip to separate the user’s skin from the pistol, as well as contoured shaping in the front that highlights the SA-35’s lines. It is available in both left- and right-hand layouts. MSRP is set for $110. For more information, visit burdettecustomholsters.com.

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