Pocket Navy Holster

Started by Drayton Calhoun, January 20, 2012, 12:12:49 AM

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Drayton Calhoun

Here's a little holster I made from a reduced Tandy pattern. Fits a six inch pocket Navy or Police.
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Drayton Calhoun

Don't have any idea why this post showed up three times!
The first step of becoming a good shooter is knowing which end the bullet comes out of and being on the other end.

Mogorilla

I would say because it is a really really really nice holster.   Love those Celtic knots!

Looks great.

KidTerico

Drayton very nice and compact. KT
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Quote from: Drayton Calhoun on January 20, 2012, 12:16:59 AM
Don't have any idea why this post showed up three times!

Enthusiasm?   "Pride goeth before a fall"

Or just plain finger trouble ???  You can delete the other two to avoid confusing us!
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Wolf Tracker

Drayton  nice looking holster.
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Long Juan

Very nice; looks just like what I need for my 1849 pocket pistol. 
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GunClick Rick

Very nice holster
very nice holster
very nice holster ;D
Bunch a ole scudders!

Drayton Calhoun

Thanks guys! Think I figured it out, when I tried to post, got an error message about the site, something about 'failure 500' took me three times to get out of the screen.
The first step of becoming a good shooter is knowing which end the bullet comes out of and being on the other end.

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