Light Mahogany

Soft Taper

Double Shuffle

Modified Brimstone. This holster’s pouch is identical to the HF Brimstone holster with the exception that it is cut lower on the cylinder and with a fully-exposed trigger guard.

Double Shuffle

The holster is canted 15 degrees with the bottom of the grip frame positioned approximately ½” above the belt top. The extra-fancy hammer thong is formed from braided kangaroo lace with a tassel of brown horsehair capped with a pineapple knot.

Burgundy

Taper

Spotted target with Hamley center

10 single 12 gauge loops centered on belt with 5, .38 loops to each side.

Old California slim jim. This is a heavily contoured slim jim of the California style that would have been popular from the late 1840’s well into the 1870’s. The spot pattern denotes a slightly later period as does the geometric pattern centered between the borders.

Spotted target with Hamley geometric center

Holster is raked 25 degrees muzzle forward. Spots are sunburst-patterned antique nickel.

Antique brown

Money Belt

Ocean Wave & Half Berry border

Custom sterling Brands buckle (sorry, buckle is no longer available)

Another of the classic Cheyenne holsters with double Mexican loop style integral to the skirt, this one is not quite as high on the cylinder as the Collins Brother holster and the skirt is just a tad shorter. It has a plugged toe.

Meanea Poinsetta

The original Meanea holster has straight loops. These were contoured to cigar band style. Knife sheath to match.

Light Mahogany

Ranger

Double Shuffle border

no cartridge loops

Duke. This holster is a halfbreed type, cut to expose the top of the cylinder with most of the trigger exposed. It is open-toed and fairly high-riding.

Double Shuffle border with Vortex pattern loop

Antique Brown

Ranger

Full Oak Leaf carved

Great Plains: a skirted, open-toed holster with a traditional ride. The pouch is of the fairly amorphous style typical of early 20th century holsters. Cigar band loop.

Full Oak Leaf carved

This holster has been brought up high on the cylinder at the customer’s request. Initial on loop.

Light Mahogany

Taper

Furstnow

Modified Duke. This holster is identical in cut with our standard Duke halfbreed holster with the exception that the trigger guard is fully cut away.

Furstnow with vortex loop.

This holster has a 25 degree muzzle forward rake and is positioned so the bottom of the grip frame lies at the top of the belt line.

Antique Brown

Money

Running S border

Small sterling star conchos were added to the ends of the cartridge loops and as the reinforcement rivet on the billet. The buckle was provided by the customer.

Old California Slim Jim. This is a period-correct style for the early frontier. The heavily-contoured pouch was favored from the late 1840’s on through to the mid ‘70’s where it was replaced by either slim jims with less contouring or the more fashionable Mexican loop types.

Old California with a Running S and repeating 9’s border.

The California slim jims are traditionally built with a high ride and an additional recurve in the back. On this holster the rear trigger recurve is eliminated & the grips are lowered, facilitating an easier draw for a long-barreled weapon.

Light Mahogany

2 ½” Soft taper belt. A soft, body-conforming belt.

Chain & four-point star

3, 2-shell loops for 12 gauge in center of belt with 3, .38 loops to each side

Pocono Kid slim jim. While the pouch style on this holster is typical for late 1800’s slim jims, the loop is not. It has a serious “drop” in it to facilitate an easy draw. The trigger guard area has been cut down front and back to fully expose the trigger. This cut was prominent in holsters built by the Heiser saddlery in the early 1900’s.

Chain & four-point star

This holster has a very slight 10 degree muzzle forward rake.

Golden Oak with Dark Brown Border Band and Nickel Spots

Ranger

Roy

While it is usual for this type of holster to appear on a “drop loop” or buscadero-style belt, this customer chose a straight-cut gunfighter-type set up for his rig.

B Western. This is a holster that harkens you back to the Hollywood B Western. It has a wide skirt, a buckle loop & a stitched through toe. The trigger is fully exposed and it is cut low on the cylinder to get the drop on desperados of all persuasions.

Roy. The dark band around the border of spots is accurate to the time period and to the spirit of the B Western.

For the sake of economy, nickel spots were used rather than the original sterling.

Black

Taper Belt

Teton Lady embellished with antique nickel starburst spots

The cartridge loops on this belt are a combination of shotgun and pistol loops.

Duke. This holster is of the halfbreed style.

Teton Lady embellished with antique nickel starburst spots. Vortex pattern with spot border on loop.