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Wear your Schofield No. 3 with pride and authenticity in this Western Justice holster. The hand-tooled mahogany leather gives both a realistic look and feel. Made for a firearm, but your airgun will feel right at home in it!
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Things I liked: Very well made. Colt peacemakers fit and look great..
Things I would have changed: Not a thing
What others should know: Very good holster and can't beat the price.
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Things I liked: Leather: Heavyweight, oil-tanned. Appears as if the claim of hand-tooling is accurate. Period Accuracy: From all the pictures and samples Ive encountered (in museums), this is a pretty accurate rendition of a mid to late 19th century Slim Jim holster, popular from the goldfields of California to the Mississippi, and probably beyond.
Things I would have changed: Dye or use colored stitching. The small of amount of white doesn’t add anything, and imo just detracts a little from the looks.
What others should know: For the Schofield it is a TIGHT fit at the top. Recommend neatsfoot oil and lots of elbow grease.
| By Mark from USA on 2018-07-09 |
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would the Western Justice Hand-Tooled Leather Holster,... holster be a good fit for the remington 1875, or the colt 6" peacemaker
Neither.
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Things I liked: Great quality. Fits both the Schofield and the Colt SAA 45. For me, the SAA fits better & deeper, like a glove; with the open bottom, I can also use it for my 12-inch barrel SAA Buntlines sticking out the bottom -- not a fast-draw situation. The Schofield rides a bit high, but then the top-break release mechanism does not catch on the holster, so there are no surprise openings with cartridges flying all about in the dirt.
Things I would have changed: The hammer-hold thong is flimsy, stretches too easily; make it heavier duty. Add a cross-draw version for a right-hander; lefties, too. I could not find a black version.
What others should know: The Remington 1875 does not fit well because of its spider beneath the barrel.