These are cute!

[Dusty Morningwood]

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Never seen these used with double holsters before.

[Deadeye Don]

Knowing just how small those suckers really are, I am having a hard time visualizing somebody actually wearing a double holster rig.  I am guessing that whoever owned that got a few snickers along the way.

[Hoof Hearted]

Looks kinda Brisco County Junior
I'm imagining that it would be pretty comfortable to wear them just like in the pics, at the small of your back! Would be a lot of firepower and be pretty concealed behind a town coat........just what a proper gentleman (or in-proper) would wear to a "high stakes" game of cards.

[The Avocado Kid]

Knowing just how small those suckers really are, I am having a hard time visualizing somebody actually wearing a double holster rig.  I am guessing that whoever owned that got a few snickers along the way.

Yeah...then he plugged them!!!!!

[Rancid Roy]

I think that rig and those pistols is in the book "Packing Iron". I always thought they were a nifty lookin' oufit. However I bet it was a challenge to lead them with the "issued" rammers.

[Coffinmaker]

In the back of my head I remember years ago being in a San Francisco museum and there was a double rig attributed to a Barbary Coast gambler and sometimes gunfighter.  This set up looks real similar.  Very nifty.  The Barbary Coast dude however, wasn't a very good gambler nor Gunfighter.  Shot for welching on a gambling debt and the saloon keeper kept his guns and rig to square up his saloon bill.
Now, why not a pair of '49s with Kirst Konverters and swell double rig??  Once you got past the giggles, you could have some real fun!!! (Snicker Snicker)

Coffinmaker

[Sundance]

I'd imagine those pistols would be a swine to load due to the short loading levers.

[Sgt. Jake]

   Coffinmaker    Now that you said that I seem to rember a article Phil Spanenburger did  in G&A oh a bunch of years ago, now I know where Id seen them before.            Adios  Sgt. Jake