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Strong size Chart
Just bought a Strong holster than was labeled as large SA belt holster. Very nice holster but not for a SAA. Holster appears to be a duty type thumb break. Numbers are 906 and 9 2 . Not close to a 5.5” SAA. From picture I thought it was a nice field holster
Hope to ID what it fits. I’m guessing K or L -4”, my luck since I own neither. Help appreciated.
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The only Strong Holster chart I have is an old one, but it lists a 9 for S&W K frame 4", also Ruger Security-six, Speed-six, and Service-six 4".
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10-02-2023, 10:38 PM
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We tried a 4” m19 and not close. Tried 1911 Govt. to long, must be for some other auto pistol with shorter barrel.
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Originally Posted by Drm50
We tried a 4” m19 and not close. Tried 1911 Govt. to long, must be for some other auto pistol with shorter barrel.
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Yeh, give us pics front and back, it's easy for experts to tell fitment among the revolvers and the autos from images. We'll do our best for you :-). No chart available from me, tho, because:
I've collected virtually no info about Strong except their acquiring the assets of both J.M. Bucheimer and of Roy Baker in the '80s. They were a blip in holstory and when I visited their factory in the '90s they seemed to be in every other business but gunleather: badge wallets, electronic push button covers, etc.
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Have at it, here is pics. A commander will fit but the thumb brake is pretty sloppy for cocked & locked or hammer down. .???
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Try a Berretta 92.
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Try a Berretta 92.
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Obvious, eh? It's marked "92". Most makers didn't put a lot of thought into those markings: early in that century they just used .32, or .38, or .44. Which then played havoc when the .45 Colt 5-1/2" turned out not to be the SAA but the DA used by LAPD! Chief Davis with his in a 1933 publication:
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1983 Strong fit chart
1983 Strong fit code in pdf format
My computer has been sick so I'm late - again - to the game.
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