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Not many holster makers offer lined holsters. The fact of the matter is that its an expensive, time consuming process. Also, because of the pure craftsmanship involved, lining may well be its own art form. Its a difficult process, but when done correctly produces an extraordinary unique piece of art. So, in other words!! Its just plain easier to make an unlined holster, then it is a lined. The act of drawing your pistol from a holster creates friction at the points of contact and eventually those points will begin to show wear. A lined holster delays the inevitable, but there are other benefits to lining besides protecting your guns finish. A lined holster is stitched all the way around resulting in a fancier look then unlined.{View Lined Holster} Our lining will absorb moisture from the surface of the weapon and then dissipates it quickly into the atmosphere. It wears cell by cell and burnishes smooth by use. It is made from a special synthetic material that is super slick and has cutting edge durability.This material is produced exclusively for High Noon Holsters. We do not line our horsehide holsters due to the nature of the material, its very smooth inside already, because of this slick surface it is not compatible with the lining process. | |||||||||
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