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Another "Who made this Holster?" thread!***PIC ADDED***
I picked this up for $10 online. A 5" N frame (.38-44) fits in it. I like this floral work.
Best,
Charles
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09-29-2016, 08:37 PM
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Here it is w/ my 5" Colorado State Patrol HD from 1955:
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Maybe a replica of Myres Askins Border Patrol. The carving is nice, but
the rest isn't quite up to the quality of a real Myres, in my opinion. Of
course I have been wrong before.
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I'm going to call it ***me made'. The rivet on the rear (note the serrated head) has been part of my own hardware collection; and because of that I know it is what is called a 'split rivet' -- the business end is split to be bent outwards like a banana peel. Often used on capgun holster sets, never used on real holster sets). Add to that, the caps of the snaps (called buttons) on the rear have flat centres; this happens when they are set by hand without the best tools; again never happens out of a factory.
(That's funny, the forum won't let me use an every day word for "made at your house"; note the asterisks :-)
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10-24-2016, 11:29 PM
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Thanks for the info. It is a nice holster for the price. The stitching looked a little crude to be a factory job. But, I really like it nonetheless!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by rednichols
I'm going to call it ***me made'. The rivet on the rear (note the serrated head) has been part of my own hardware collection; and because of that I know it is what is called a 'split rivet' -- the business end is split to be bent outwards like a banana peel. Often used on capgun holster sets, never used on real holster sets). Add to that, the caps of the snaps (called buttons) on the rear have flat centres; this happens when they are set by hand without the best tools; again never happens out of a factory.
(That's funny, the forum won't let me use an every day word for "made at your house"; note the asterisks :-)
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I had a post the other day and mentioned a Small of back
holster. The abbreviation for Small Of Back was x'd out.
Very diligent filter!
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