I've been looking online for a right-hand cross-draw holster but most of the offerings I see just don't do anything for me. Can someone suggest a good source please?
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WANTED R-hand cross-draw holster 1851
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I grew up in Southern California and am Spanish, so I tend to favor the fancy Mexican style tooled holsters. I don't know if these are even remotely historically accurate, but for the low price I gave them a shot and ended up making a second order so I had one for all my SSAs. Sercal Leather Holsters. I've got one of their gun belts and four holsters total. Very sturdy and beautiful, IMHO.
yes that's nice work on the pistol as well. do you mind telling me the manufacturer?
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