Yup. Safe as can be...until you accidentally put your DA/SA in that holster.

I've been a guest at SASS (Single Action Shooters Society) meets. SASS members only shoot single action revolvers, pistol caliber lever action rifles, and old time shotgunsat their "Cowboy Action Shooting" events. They are very familiar with SA revolvers, their advantages and their deficiencies.

I haven't seen any holsters there that do not cover the trigger on their SA revolvers. They also do not permit you to load your guns till just before you enter the shooting position. You are watched when you do this and you are not allowed to load the chamber under the hammer. They will verify this with a visual check before you put your gun back in the holster. After you are done shooting your stage, you are watched as you unload your empties. only then can you leave the firing line.

A SA revolver that doesn't have a transfer bar safety but with a cartridge in the chamber under the hammer will likely fire if dropped or if the hammer is struck. For those not familiar with SA revolvers, having an empty chamber under the hammer doesn't affect the immediate readiness of the gun. When you cock the hammer, it will rotate the cylinder and you will have a live round under the hammer.

I am not being critical of or passing judgement on the OP but just setting out information about SA revolvers

Ok here is my newly revised, hot off the press conceal single action holster. After reading all the posts about SA guns as a carry gun I'm quite surprised at what people have to say! i think it's really great so many of you are so involved here! IMHO i think it's a bit crazy to use a huge single action .357 magnum cowboy gun as a conceal carry but if i ever had to pull it i think the perpetrator would think twice seeing this bad boy staring him in the face! It's all i got till i get my pip squeak KelTec back I did think the first holster was a bit shallow in height. I also made the back extend a bit so the hammer wouldnt dig into the side of the person wearing it. Sometimes ya just dont know how things will turn out till you actually make it. At least i got a pattern now that i can continue to improvise if i need too. BTW one of the other reasons i started doing this is because i'm a lefty and finding left handed holsters can be a pain. Thanks to everyone for all the input!

That one looks good too.

There's several members here that make holsters. I've seen a thread or two about them getting together once in a while for a holster making session.

You may wanna scope that out if you'd like a chance to learn a few tricks of the trade and make some new friends.

I didn't, but I made some. Here you go:

That is very nice. I have occasionally carried my Vaquero as well. Not the best option, especially when it comes to quick reloading. I have yet to find a speed loader for mine I got my holster from Rusty Sherrick. It is his "Dirty Dan's Dangerous Hogleg". (www.c-rusty.com) I have thought it would be nice to have a crossdraw hoster for mine.