Wheel guns and leather

[Tomahawkman]

See if we can start something, I did a search but didn't see anything,

Post up your pics of your wheel gun/leather holster combos.

I want to see what everyones got. I don't have a good holster yet for my model 36 and as much I want to make some kydex for it and probably will anyway I think it deserves some nice leather.


Lets see what you got. PIC THREAD

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Last year's birthday present for my father. Kramer rig (remember, you buy a holster AND a belt) with a Ruger Security Six (my pistol, but he has Ruger SSs that Bill Ruger hand delivered to him ):

 

[Tomahawkman]

Thats a nice looking setup.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Thats a nice looking setup.

Pawn shop rescue gun that I paid a song for, Stu Grell of Attica re-blued weapon after ensuring mechanically sound. Herrett stocks (yes, I am old so I know what they are) sanded down and refinished.

The Security Sixes were the embodiment of Ruger mission statement: a fantastic weapon for the money.

 

[Tomahawkman]

I've seen several security sixes pop up on here as well as many other wheel guns, I never bought any because at the time I couldn't see a practical use for a wheel gun in my day to day life, I then came into my model 36 which I am essentially just traded for labor, Which is an over statement... now I'm convinced I need some more wheel gun...

Got to shoot it the other day and I look forward to shooting it some more. I wish I got into the game sooner, I've been missing out. Growing up really the only revolvers I was ever around were an HR sportsman and my dad has a single action Ruger .44 for deer hunting.

Needless to say I could see another Smith or a Ruger in my collection some day.


And to have a gun hand delivered by Bill Ruger must be a memory.. I bet that gun will never leave the family.

Heres my model 36, like I said no holster yet.

 

[RustyHornet]

6" GP100 in a Ruger marked Bianchi.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

And to have a gun hand delivered by Bill Ruger must be a memory.. I bet that gun will never leave the family.

Dude, safety on and sling it, it's a joke, when you have to explain it, it's a very bad joke. A reference to my father's age and how long he has had them.

 

[indiucky]

Here's a few...

 

[Tomahawkman]

dupe

 

[Tomahawkman]

Dude, safety on and sling it, it's a joke, when you have to explain it, it's a very bad joke. A reference to my father's age and how long he has had them.

duh.

I guess that shows my age, opposite end of the spectrum.

 

[indiucky]

dupe

Yeah..I need to get some more pics....

 

[Tomahawkman]

Yeah..I need to get some more pics....

oh, no I meant that my original post was a dupe of the next post. Wasn't directed at your pic,

nice guns. I love those stag grips.. they look great on wheel guns.

 

[Tomahawkman]

Here's a few...

Did you tell the story behind that .22 at the bottom in another thread, something about a gentleman in Texas passing away and his son selling it to the shop you bought it from?

 

[Leadeye]

Some oldies.

 

[451_Detonics]

My 5" 625 in a crossdraw Kramer and Model 12 in a Sparks pocket holster

My S&W Heritage in a crossdraw...

of course special guns call for special holsters...

 

[451_Detonics]

Also fond of Don Hume J.I.T. holsters

 

[TheJoker]

Smith and Wesson Model 657 by Lew Horton...leather by Wild Bill's Concealment...

 

[TheJoker]

US Army Model of 1917 by Colt...

 

[ru44mag]

Short on leather. Most of my pistols have leather, but I'm 5 holsters short for my revolvers.

 

[Tomahawkman]

My 5" 625 in a crossdraw Kramer and Model 12 in a Sparks pocket holster

My S&W Heritage in a crossdraw...

of course special guns call for special holsters...

How do do you like the cross draw for that 625

do you carry that gun? Does it feel natural on the draw?