- Location
- Iroquois Falls ON
What are you using? ,,, photos would be great 
Looking for ideas for holstering an antique revolver
- Thread starter Polar_Hunter
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Maybe it's Dingus that has one on a Sam Browne strap; a man purse of sorts if you want. Seems like a pretty good plan as you can 'adjust' it so it's not as visible upon meeting someone you don't know.
Sorry no pictures though.
But most pistols (holstered of course ) benefit from a Sam Browne strap, stops your pants from falling down
Sorry no pictures though.
But most pistols (holstered of course ) benefit from a Sam Browne strap, stops your pants from falling down
i have a flap holster on just a shoulder strap with no belt that way i can spin the gun behind me if i run into some hiker out there on the trails.
i like flap holsters but there not quick draw. you can use other types just dont conceal it.
you can get any MKVI webley holster and cut the snout off at the right length for the MKI or MKII handguns.
try webley on the search engine at ebay alot will come up both repo and original holsters.
for other guns other holsters will work there was a long thred on this not long ago with pictures.
i like flap holsters but there not quick draw. you can use other types just dont conceal it.
you can get any MKVI webley holster and cut the snout off at the right length for the MKI or MKII handguns.
try webley on the search engine at ebay alot will come up both repo and original holsters.
for other guns other holsters will work there was a long thred on this not long ago with pictures.
Hoplite Tactical Supplies
expired Dealer
- Location
- Prince George, BC
That depends on the iron you intend to carry, and where you want to put it to use. 
For those who bush carry they prefer flap holsters for the aforementioned reason of being able to transfer it to their back so it's hidden from view of people approaching on a path but still not "concealed". For those who stay on their own land there are lots of options available and their preference tends to lead toward open top belt holsters.
We're capable of making anything you'd like to order and it's done in house with premium materials. If I wouldn't put one of my irons in it I don't sell it
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Here's our custom made holster thread;
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...ers-Rossi-Ranch-Hand-pistol-holsters-and-more
And here's some examples of past works;
For those who bush carry they prefer flap holsters for the aforementioned reason of being able to transfer it to their back so it's hidden from view of people approaching on a path but still not "concealed". For those who stay on their own land there are lots of options available and their preference tends to lead toward open top belt holsters.
We're capable of making anything you'd like to order and it's done in house with premium materials. If I wouldn't put one of my irons in it I don't sell it
.Here's our custom made holster thread;
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...ers-Rossi-Ranch-Hand-pistol-holsters-and-more
And here's some examples of past works;
- Location
- Iroquois Falls ON
That depends on the iron you intend to carry, and where you want to put it to use.
For those who bush carry they prefer flap holsters for the aforementioned reason of being able to transfer it to their back so it's hidden from view of people approaching on a path but still not "concealed". For those who stay on their own land there are lots of options available and their preference tends to lead toward open top belt holsters.
We're capable of making anything you'd like to order and it's done in house with premium materials. If I wouldn't put one of my irons in it I don't sell it
Here's our custom made holster thread;
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...ers-Rossi-Ranch-Hand-pistol-holsters-and-more
And here's some examples of past works;
Your work is just beautiful however the ornate tooling is not my thing. When I do decide what I want it will have to be plain Latigo.
