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Historic & Famous Cowboy Holsters Historic & Famous Cowboy Holsters - page 1 (Catalog p.4) (678) 423-7351 chisholmstrailleather.com Tombstone Collection #TC-1 TOMBSTONE- #TC-2 BUNTLINE WYATT #TC-3 - TOMBSTONE VIRGIL #TC-5 – CURLY BILL #TC - 1 A - WYATT EARP WYATT EARP - Adapted EARP This is as EARP Virgil's single drop BROCIUS – Double drop loop SPUR STRAPS - Remember in from the movie "Tombstone," +- close a copy as you can get loop holster, adapted from holster with nickel spot rivets. the movie "Tombstone" when with Kurt Russell as Wyatt to the actual Buntline holster the movie "Tombstone." See $125.00 Wyatt raked Ike Clanton's cheek Earp. This style allows for a worn by Kurt Russell in the "Guns & Gear" page 18. very fast draw. One drop loop movie "Tombstone." We even Sized to fit the Beretta with his spur. Now you can own is oval and the other is match the way the original Laramie, S&W #3, & our adaptation of these famous straight with a closed toe drop loop was laced. ~$99.95 Schofield. A heavy duty spur straps with both the tooled bottom. Page 9 of the book Can be made in 10" or 12", or Arizona Lawman's holster Ace of Spades in the leather "Tombstone- The Guns & in any barrel length from 4 ½" designed to last. Movie and also on the large nickel Gear." Edge groove $89.95 up. Quality. Edge groove $89.95 concho. Set $169.95 #TC-7A - HUCKLEBERRY #TC-7B - DOC HOLLIDAY #TC-4 - TOMBSTONE #TC-8 - IKE CLANTON - A few #TC - 6 CURLY BILL SHOULDER HOLSTER - BELT HOLSTER Black MORGAN EARP - degrees forward cant of the toe of BROCIUS RIG – Unique left Adapted from the movie cross draw belt holster Adaptation of the strong this holster allows you to wear it and right belt. $500.00 "Tombstone," with Val Kilmer strong side or cross draw with used often when gambling. side, single drop loop #TC-7C - DOC as Doc Holliday. Also the ease. Ike Clanton's Arizona HOLLIDAY'S book "Tombstone- The Guns Worn on a thinner "Town holster worn by Bill Paxton double drop loop holster from the DGGER Bone & Gear." This style took many cartridge belt 1 ¾" wide. as Morgan Earp in the movie "Tombstone." Note the rare handled dagger changes to make comfortable More comfortable when 1993 movie "Tombstone." scooped out rear of the trigger and sheath and useful. This rig is greatly guard area on the holster for adapted from the sitting. Price $89.95. Town A hand engraved concho movie improvement & provides cartridge belt $89.95 really sets this rig apart. faster draw. Special movie "Tombstone," as faster access to the gun. Can $99.95 with concho. stamping. As shown $99.95 worn by Val be made for any barrel length, Kilmer as Doc but best for the Sheriff's Holliday. $149.95 model 3 ½"- $149.95 with one row of edge stamping. #TC-10 - TURKEY CREEK #TC-9 - JOHNNY RINGO JACK JOHNSON - Buck Ringo's holster & gun belt as Taylor made this role famous worn by Michael Behan in in the movie "Tombstone." His 1993's "Tombstone." Photos of single drop loop holster with fringe and brass studs is originals by Peter Sherayko, recreated here as a tribute to owner. Pattern and hand cast Buck. "I ain't got the words." conchos ~ courtesy of Will Holster ~ $199.95. Holster and Ghormley Complete rig ~ $375. military belt with cartridge Limited Production. loops and Officer's buckle~ $350. Appaloosa Collection VIRGIL COLE: Played by Ed EVERETT HITCH: Played by EIGHT GAUGE : Everett Hitch SHOULDER PAD: Everett has Harris wears a single drop loop Viggo Mortensen wears a right cross carries an 8 gauge double barrel shot attached a leather shoulder pad holster covering much of his Colt, draw Slim Jim style holster with a gun. An 8 gauge, six shot cartridge on his coat to absorb the recoil of with early style cut tooling on the front deep pouch. The billeted belt has a slide is available for $49.95. An 8 his shotgun. If you have ever and drop loop. The billeted belt has clipped corner gunfighter buckle. gauge shotgun belt is available for fired an 8 gauge you will not be repeating edge stamping and a $249.95. Holster only ~ $125.00 $149.95. These can also be made in without one of these. In fact you clipped corner gunfighter buckle. ~ 12 or 10 gauge. might want one for your 10 or 12 $279.95. Holster only ~ $149.95 gauge. ~ Single ply~ $39.95. Double ply ~ $49.95 Historic & Famous Cowboy Holsters - page 2 (Catalog p.4) (678) 423-7351 chisholmstrailleather.com Lonesome Dove Collection Open Range Collection Capt. Gus McCrae: Gus set Capt. Woodrow Call Texas Capt. Jake Spoon Texas Ranger #OR-1 BOSS SPEARMAN - #OR-2 - OPEN RANGE RIG- includes proper Texas buckle, Ranger Dark brown, cross Dark brown, cross draw, Slim Jim style Dog Bone design adapted The 1882 holster and belt black military belt & cap box, draw, military style holster Remington or Colt holster with tapered from the holster worn by adapted from the one worn by Robert Duval as Boss Kevin Costner as Charlie Waite brown Walker cross draw without flap. Black military cap gun belt, cap box for cartridges, and nickel oval buckle as worn by Robert Spearman in "Open Range," in the movie "OPEN RANGE." holster, and correct Russell box for cartridges, dark brown Urich ("A man that will talk to a pig also by Kinter in "3:10 to This holster shows off more of Green River butcher with black gun belt and nickel garrison ain't no better than a farmer"). Set ~ Yuma." Very comfortable the pistol and makes for a sheath. Set ~$349.95. buckle as worn by Tommy Lee $249.95 Repro Texas Ranger holster to wear, and it works faster draw. The throat is Jones. ("I hate rude behavior equally well on strong side or scooped out for easy and quick badge ~ $29.95 in a man. I won't tolerate it"). in cross draw position. ~ access. Simple single line Set ~ $249.95 Repro Texas $89.95 with edge groove. edging completes this working cowboy rig- Holster and gun Ranger badge ~ $29.95 belt $179.95with edge groove. Joshua Deets the Scout Black Dish Boggett the Top Cowboy Newt Dobbs Rick Schroeder military, cross draw, flap holster Dark brown, single drop loop plays Capt. Call's son, who with black military belt, cap box holster and cartridge belt with receives his first gun and holster for cartridges, and nickel nickel garrison buckle as worn from Woodrow. A brown, worn garrison buckle as worn by by D.B. Sweeney ("Don't' and well used Slim Jim holster Danny Glover ("A man ought not worry, Captain. I can sit my carries a converted 1851 Colt to leave his land and people."). horse"). Set ~ $224.95. Navy pistol on a 1 ¾" gun belt Set ~ $249.95. with a black cap box used to carry cartridges. Set - $249.95 3:10 to Yuma Collection #YU-1 - YUMA - Holster & #YU-2 - OUTRIDER - Holster #YU-3A - CHARLIE PRINCE #YU-13B - DOUBLE CHARLIE PRINCE RIG - Same as YU 3A, billeted gun belt made for the & tapered gun belt also made HOLSTER- Our adaptation of with two holsters and 3" belt. Cartridge belt has domed nickel movie "3:10 to YUMA" to be for the movie "3:10 to YUMA." Charlie Prince's cross draw spots installed between each bullet loop. Loops are more narrow released in October, starring Look at the outlaws or posse to holster from the movie, "3:10 to to show off the bullets like the movie. Sized to fit S&W Schofield, Russell Crowe & Christian see this one. Made to fit any Yuma," with Russell Crowe. Black Beretta Laramie, or S&W Russian ~ Price as shown $549.95 Bale. Look for the nickel size single action. As shown in holster has incise cut flower on Remington 1875 carried by the movie- antiqued holster or front, with hand stitched red one of the main actors. Made gun belt $89.95 each thread. Domed nickel spots are to fit any size single action. then attached. Inside is lined with As shown in the movie- red suede. Very difficult holster to holster $89.95 with edge construct. Sized to fit S&W groove. Schofield, Beretta Laramie, or S&W Russian ~ Price as shown $199.95 each #YU-4 - BEN WADE - Our adaptation of Russell Crowe's right hand holster and billeted cartridge belt. Fully edge stamped and hand tooled. Colt Single Action can be drawn extremely fast from this holster. ~ $449.95 Historic & Famous Cowboy Holsters - page 3 of 4) (678) 423-7351 chisholmstrailleather.com Billy the Kid Collection #HH-14A - BILLY THE #HH-14B – LIGHTNING -Our #HH-14C - PAT GARRETT #HH-15A - BILLY THE KID- KID-Adapted from the only adaptation of Billy the Kid's - In 1881 sheriff Garrett killed the Adapted from the only authentic authentic picture of "Billy Lightning holster. Pat Garret Outlaw "Billy the Kid." Pat's picture of "Billy the Kid." Photo shows a drop loop holster with a the Kid." Photo shows a stated that Billy carried one holster has a unique feature that depicts a large oval at the top of military throat that covers much of drop loop holster with a and there was also one in the the rear of the holster. This was the gun. Design and style military throat that covers movie "Young Guns." $89.95 used to put his coat lapel behind common for New Mexico during much of the gun.
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