ULRICH ANKLE HOLSTER

This ankle holster is made from high quality leather.  Hook and loop Velcro is used for the strap area, which is threaded through a double “D” ring and fastened on the ankle band.  You will notice there is no thumb break.  This is not necessary as the holster is molded and stitched to the firearms exact dimensions. The shin guard on the slide area protects the rear sights and slide from scratches and dings.  Anyone who utilizes an ankle holster for normal carry has struck their weapon on something at some point.  Note the round dimple in the trigger guard area.  This serves as a locking mechanism, much like what you see with Kydex style holsters.  The tight stitching also ensures a secure fit.

 Available in compact and sub-compact autos.

ULRICH THUMB BREAK

For those who feel the need for some sort of retention other than molding and fit, this design provides the wearer with that peace of mind.  The Thumb Break is the oldest retention device in leather holster making.  This holster comes with a sturdy steel "stiffener"  that allows the wearer to disengage the snap with thumb pressure.  Aside from the thumb strap, the wearer enjoys the same classic fit and finnish as all holsters made by Prince.  The wearer can draw and present with the same speed of an open top.

ULRICH PULL THROUGH

The same as the Ulrich Ankle Holster, this design is for those who carry revolvers such as the S&W 340 PD and 360 PD.  The holster is mounted on the same style ankle band and secured with the same strap and double “D” ring.

Available for small revolvers.

ULRICH OPEN TOP

Tightly molded and contoured, this design provides the same comfort, fit and aesthetics as the original Ulrich Ankle Holster, made for semi autos.  Retention of the weapon is achieved through a precise stitch line and expert molding.  For those that have a need for everyday carry, this design is the answer to your ankle carry problems.  

ULRICH INDEX BREAK

For those who feel the need for some sort of retention other than molding and fit, this design provides the wearer with that peace of mind.  Cut low to the cylinder, the Index Break comes over the back of the trigger guard and snaps inside the trigger area on the outside of the holster.  The wearer can draw and present with the same speed of an open top without the worry of lack of perceived retention.  All hardware is countersunk or hidden to protect the weapon from scratches and dings.