OT - Need help IDing a holster...

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RSY
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OT - Need help IDing a holster...

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This thing is probably 50-60 years old, belonging to my late grandfather. I have a hunch it's for Ol' Slabsides, but am not sure. It actually fits my standard Ruger Mk.II pretty well.

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Re: OT - Need help IDing a holster...

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Scott,

I have no idea.

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Re: OT - Need help IDing a holster...

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It looks like to me it fits a Colt SAA 4 3/4, 45 from the markings and from the photo.
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Re: OT - Need help IDing a holster...

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rangerider7 wrote:It looks like to me it fits a Colt SAA 4 3/4, 45 from the markings and from the photo.
That sounds like a darned good assessment. Although, uncharacteristic of a revolver holster, it sits on the hip at a pretty good angle. The belt runs parallel to the left edge there, which puts the muzzle pretty far back.

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