Vertical draw shoulder holster

Anyone have and can recommend one for a P3at --- prefer non leather.

 

Thanks Ron--
This one seems a little large for the P3 based on my guess but it will perfectly fit it seems my stainless SW 642 5 shot 38 which is the right HG for my situation ... rural-wilderness outdoors 5-6 hrs a day most days. My Smith unfortunately is on the opposite side of the country.... and will be for a year or so.

 

Got this holster a few weeks ago -- it's perfect as is with the J Frame 38 and J Frame 357 so perfect and accessible that I removed the thumb break ... stays in even upside down and litely shaken (but not stirred).

With the P3 it works the same AFTER putting it in an Uncle Mikes pocket holster first ... secure and easy to draw.

Advice -- the possibility of shooting your off side arm exists if trigger finger discipline is not relentless.  Most schools will teach raising the off side arm during the shoulder draw. Virtually all of my practice (which is for CQC) is one handed with the off side fully engaged in defending or attacking.

Here's a podcast from another thread that confirms the one handed thing by a current SWAT commander in Chicago.
http://proarmspodcast.com/2010/05/23/052-interview-with-bob-stasch-of-the-chicago-police-department/

Edit-- during almost any range situation care must be extreme to avoid the muzzle sweeping those around you.

 

I will use this holster primarily in a few situations and primarily with a J Frame(bigger gun 357 or 38+), with or without over clothing, understand these are used with big irons typically--
Driving in the car long distance ..accessible, easy carry, comfortable!
Outside in very remote areas -- often all day in active behavor .. ditto plus not in the way under any circumstances.
Around home ... all the above.

I have carried big irons, but not now for reasons that've been beaten to death on this board .. big irons were carried where there were big and frequent threats, purchased the P3 specifically for that as a BUG.

Far lower threat level where we've moved to ... fewer guns on board and sometimes less gun.

I carried the P3 pocket and occ appendix ... this is more comfortable by far than either for 16/7, tho slower draw to fire.

P3 and the Airweights in the holster LOOK fine and Mike is completely hidden .. v easy grab and draw.
... better than expected.

Even the Airweights, with Pachmyer compact grips, are a tad bulky and have some mass ... and work better for me in the SH long term than appendix or cross draw ... 4 o clock and pocket for these were a pain .. literally at times. Then I used the standard grips.

P3 has no print in the SH.

I live in an open carry state and usually alternative recreation is in another open carry recip state ... I've only open carried a few times when it was esp inconvenient to conceal.

I've chosen to reduce gun size at times and increase draw by a few tenths for comfort ... (gobble, gobble).

Good question, tho you may not agree with my conclusions and experience ... best to you.
rk

Edit--
Try sitting with the empty P3 in a pants pocket ... then suddenly on an alert by someone else . go to grab to draw to point. Shoulder will prolly be quicker.  Try standing and draw to point from the pocket getting into the pocket for th grab and draw .. ain't what some think.  

Pocket is excellent as you observe the conditions go from yellow to orange to red.  You've already got your Roscoe hand where it should be ... right? Then pocket is lightning fast.

 

Funny you mention the suspender thing.

Just today I've considered replacing the belt loop holster stabilizing webbing with 2 heavy duty suspender grips .. assume it would be quicker to attach and detach.  couldn't decide wether to use the webbing with a slider adjustment or go with adjustable elastic.

My daily activities require bending over to almost or actually a kneel at times so I'm currently thinking black suspender elastic.

 I'm handy with a sewing machine BUT my wife doesn't cook either.