TexasRaider
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I posted this on some other forums, no answer yet. Hoping someone here might know the type of holster Jack Webb carried his Smith & Wesson Model 10 snub revolver in during the late 60's run of 'Dragnet'. Thanks!
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shotgun693
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Check the name of the Prop House/Supplier on the credits.
They would likely know and MIGHT sell you one.
They would likely know and MIGHT sell you one.
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TexasRaider
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Just found it, a Lewis Police Special Holster. Wonder if any are still around....
I have had a few over the years.
Still have two.
1 for a 6 inch K
1 for a 2 inch k...
Still have two.
1 for a 6 inch K
1 for a 2 inch k...
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TexasRaider
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Is the K Frame a cross draw for a m10?
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On the second version of Dragnet, both Jack Webb (Sgt. Joe Friday) and Harry Morgan (Officer Bill Gannon) carried their revolvers in the Lewis Police Special. The Sgt. Friday character used a 2 inch K frame, while the Gannon character used a 4 inch Combat Masterpiece.
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There is a new listing on ebay for the Lewis holster you are looking for. It will work with the snub nosed Model 10. I have one just like it. I think Friday's was a clip-on and this one is belt through, but it is cross draw.
rednichols
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It's great that you know your Lewises from your Bucheimers
The most obvious difference as you already know is that the former's spring stops at the face of the cylinder, and the latter at the back of the cylinder. Which I imagine is the more secure method.
digi-shots
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Good thread!
Here are two Lewis holsters... the first one for a 4" and the second for a 2".
Here are two Lewis holsters... the first one for a 4" and the second for a 2".
OIF2
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This one is a Lewis lefty crossdraw; gun an LAPD-issued 67. Purchased from the old Lewis shop on Sunset.
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