Three-Inch K Frames and My New to Me Bucheimers

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I waited a long time to find an FBI style Bucheimer holster, but recently was able to grab two. My patience paid off! One is the original 01-604-16; the other has an "F" on the end, designating this holster was made for a 1" belt. I couldn't wait to try my four three-inch K-Frames (Three M13s and One M10) out in these holsters! The M10 is the one with the Tyler T-Grip. For the M13s, two are Ahrends and one is the standard stock.
 

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Happy for you! The agency from which I retired required all holsters to have retention.

In the latter years they rarely enforced that rule.

For those not LEO's wondering about the snap top.


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Only for the 3" M10, according to J.M.B. Now what agency was issued that pistol in the 1970s and 1980s, that started with 'F'? Agent Bill Rogers is famous for losing his M10 out of his J.M.B. 'Sloan' holster while on the run; guess somebody should've told him about the tension screw adjustment.
 

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