Product Description
The Don Hume H710 was designed as a small, light strong side belt holster that works for concealment or general use. The H710 attaches to the belt using two belt slots. One slot is located directly behind the holster and the second slot is a trailing slot that is designed to pull the holster in tight to the body.
This design works very well worn strong side, or just behind the hip. It's one of Hume's most popular models, and has proven to be an excellent concealed carry, off-duty, or undercover rig. It is available in black and saddle brown and fits belts up to 1 3/4.
How to tell if they holster model you are interested in is in stock: On the dropdown menu out beside each holster, there will be a notification if the holster is in stock or out of stock. In stock holsters will be marked as "In Stock" and out of stock holsters will be marked as "Preorder: 30 to 90 day ETA".
Some commonly asked questions about the H710:
#1 - How far will the barrel of my pistol stick out below the holster?
That depends on the gun model you are using and how long the barrel is. As an example, a 3" 1911 would have about an inch sticking out the bottom of the holster, while a full size 5" 1911 would have about 3 inches of barrel sticking out the bottom of the holster.
#2 - How does this holster retain the handgun?
Like many of the Don Hume models that don't use a thumb break, the pistol or revolver is retained in the holster through the use of friction generated from a tight fit.
#3 - Can this holster be used with similarly made guns?
Yes in some cases. For example, the model of this holster made for the Glock 17, will also fit any other Glock 9mm or .40 caliber handgun as they are very similar in frame size. The same can be said with other handguns that are built on a similar frame. However, if the handguns are not from the same family or frame size, then not they won't crossfit. As an example, if you purchased this holster to fit a Beretta 92, it wouldn't also fit the Glock 20 as those two handguns have completely different dimensions.
#4 - I like the belt slide type model, but does Don Hume make any similar models?
Yes, a close relative to the H710 is the Don Hume JIT Slide. It's another very popular belt slide model only it uses a different belt slot configuration compared to the H710. You can see the JIT here. We actually sell far more JIT models over the H710.
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JIT belt slide holster
I have three of these holsters .These are great EDC holster and the price is very fair and the quality seems very good.The fit is great for my SIG 365 and my Sig P-2022 and also for my SP-101 Ruger revolver.Shipping is fast from GunnersAlley,A good company to do business with. JMM
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solid holster
This is a well made and sturdy holster, good tight stitching. Heavy duty leather, and since this is a pancake style holster, it was helpful to work the "ears" of the holster to help it conform to my body. Very satisfied.
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Excellent holster for owb concealed carry
Fit my ruger ec9s perfectly and tucks it away very nicely
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Excellent product...
Fits my Sig 365 perfectly, well made and rides nice and high. What's not to love. Gunners Alley's fast shipping and excellent price mades it a double win.
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Nice fit
The holster has good retention, and the leather looks really nice. Overall no complaints
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Excellent product!
I have long been looking for a holster to carry a snub nosed revolver that would pull the grip into my body and not print. I am about 40 pounds over weight, so I don't have that trim, tight body you see on all the models. This holster is comfortable to wear all day and keeps my revolver from printing no worse than my semi-autos. It was very stiff to begin with but after a month of wearing it is breaking in nicely. A great value for the price!
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My first Don Hume
Like it very much so far. Will comment more later.
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Better than the JIT Slide
Like all of my Don Hume holsters, it’s very well made. I bought the H710 for my Springfield XDS. I have the JIT Slide for a Glock 43. I like the H710 a little better, in that having the front belt loop in front of the holster, rather than between the firearm and your pants like the JIT, it holds it closer to the body, making it easier to conceal. If you don’t want to print, try this one instead. For only a couple of bucks more, it’s worth it.
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Qutstanding Quality
The holster is very well made and well stitched. The coloring is quite nice and the holster fits very well.
