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Does anyone still carry a wheel gun? First firearm I ever purchased was the 2 in Smith & Wesson.
Lots of guys here do.Does anyone still carry a wheel gun? First firearm I ever purchased was the 2 in Smith & Wesson.
Does anyone still carry a wheel gun? First firearm I ever purchased was the 2 in Smith & Wesson.
No it's an Altamont replacement grip.Nice…did the handle come with the revolver?
Charter Arms Bulldog in .44 special, been looking at a S&W 640 lately, but not sure yetLots of guys here do.
@Annihilator and @HansGruber do. Quite a few others as well. All of mine are really too large for carrying other than in the woods in a shoulder rig.
Yes…the 2 inch was my off duty and back up firearm as well.No it's an Altamont replacement grip.
This is my father in laws old Detroit PD service revolver, after he made detective, that I carry upon occasion.
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That's a nice early Colt Detective Special. Was the nickle finish a factory job? Do you know what year it was made?No it's an Altamont replacement grip.
This is my father in laws old Detroit PD service revolver, after he made detective, that I carry upon occasion.
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i want to, that is, when i get my butt into gear, and get me a nice leather holster for mine...i just cannot fully decide on IWB, or OWB, as here, we must carry concealed. if i "do decide" to finally carry my wheel gun, it might have to be for winter only, as then an OWB would work best, under my coats/jackets.Does anyone still carry a wheel gun? First firearm I ever purchased was the 2 in Smith & Wesson.
Not sure of the year, and I am not 100 percent sure if it is factory chrome. I had heard once, cannot remember the source, that Detroit PD bought thier revolvers non chromed and had a contract with an auto bumper supplier to have them chromed and engraved with A Detroit PD logo.That's a nice early Colt Detective Special. Was the nickle finish a factory job? Do you know what year it was made?
I’m a leather holster guy also. I use a place call Kirkpatrick leather to make my OWB holsters.i want to, that is, when i get my butt into gear, and get me a nice leather holster for mine...i just cannot fully decide on IWB, or OWB, as here, we must carry concealed. if i "do decide" to finally carry my wheel gun, it might have to be for winter only, as then an OWB would work best, under my coats/jackets.
I’m a leather holster guy also. I use a place call Kirkpatrick leather to make my OWB holsters.
i just checked thier website, they do not offer a holster (OWB) for a Ruger GP 100 2.5" barrel,... only for the Ruger SP 101 2.5"I’m a leather holster guy also. I use a place call Kirkpatrick leather to make my OWB holsters.
They’re a custom holster place. They will make what you want. It just takes awhile. I believe they are closed until after the holidays. They have made a few holster for me over the years. They also do matching belts and magazine holders. They are located in Texas. I find their prices about the same as DeSantis and Galco.i just checked thier website, they do not offer a holster (OWB) for a Ruger GP 100 2.5" barrel,... only for the Ruger SP 101 2.5"
but i will send off an email to ask.
I recently had these made for my SIG 320 and my revolvers. They use to only do custom orders. The last few years they have been pre-making popular firearm holster.They’re a custom holster place. They will make what you want. It just takes awhile. I believe they are closed until after the holidays. They have made a few holster for me over the years. They also do matching belts and magazine holders. They are located in Texas. I find their prices about the same as DeSantis and Galco.