Bighorserider
40 Cal
I know Walker revolvers were generally carried in saddle holsters rather than on the belt, but I've never seen such a thing. Does anyone have pictures?
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Saddle holsters
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Dashing Leper
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They're called pommel holsters, designed to sling a pair of dragoon pistols (revolvers or the old single-shot variety) along both sides of the saddle horn.
Bighorserider
40 Cal
Yup, I knew that, just used the wrong word. Anybody got any pictures or designs?
A single holster, double would be similar.
Bighorserider
40 Cal
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