Old iron, bent leather, bones & one lucky gun show later...

[bamabiker]

That is really nice. Who is the maker? What was the original purpose?

Some ugly old dude named Greg. Purpose? To hang on the wall so he'll have something else to look at instead of a mirror. LOL!

 

[BAM-BAM]

Let's keep it going. Here's a couple of irons and bent leather.
3" K frame in a half flap.

And a 4" N frame in another half flap.

I'll be on the look out for some more bones.
Where's Dave? I know he's got some good stuff for this thread.

Those look fairly new; who's still making a half flap holster? Are they strong side or cross draw?

 

[bamabiker]

Those look fairly new; who's still making a half flap holster? Are they strong side or cross draw?

It's that same old rascal Greg. He gets a lot of inspiration from old holsters he sees around here. They are both right side.

 

[TheHobbyist]

This is one of my favorite posts on here!

 

[bamabiker]

This is one of my favorite posts on here!

If this is one of your favorites you might like to spend some time here.

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-hand-ejectors-1896-1961/75984-vintage-steel-leather-pics.html

 

[SAFireman]

This is one of my favorite posts on here!

Thanks!

I bet there are some more rigs out there hiding in sock drawers, just waiting to be seen

 

[bamabiker]

OK, but only because you bet.
I looked for some bone but could only come up with some desert ironwood.

 

[Buffalo Nichols]

Colts and leather

My little contribution 2 Colts from 1909 a model m in 380 and a Model N. The holsters are a S. D. Myres and an Audley both for the model M.

 

[SAFireman]

My little contribution 2 Colts from 1909 a model m in 380 and a Model N. The holsters are a S. D. Myres and an Audley both for the model M.

Those are some GREAT carry guns.....I recently came across a nickel version in 380 and I am just pleased as punch about it. Was yours factory engraved?

 

[Buffalo Nichols]

Those are some GREAT carry guns.....I recently came across a nickel version in 380 and I am just pleased as punch about it. Was yours factory engraved?

Probably not but done in the Helfrict style who did work for the factory.
Mike