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Unread 09-07-2011, 11:58 AM   #1
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Bruce, I also really like the gun. I have an 1899 Colt SAA in 32-20 that is a great shooter, very accurate. Also one in .44 Special and a couple in .45 Colt. They do make a beautiful revolver. May I ask who made the holster. The holster and belt may be more valuable than the gun and it looks like it is in great condition. There is a book out that is all about old western holsters. I can't remember the name right off but it has great photos of some pretty valuable leather. Good luck shooting the new guns.
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The holster and belt may be more valuable than the gun and it looks like it is in great condition. There is a book out that is all about old western holsters. I can't remember the name right off but it has great photos of some pretty valuable leather.
Dennis, I was perusing my gun book library this evening and ran across the book I think you are referring to. It's "Packing Iron" by Richard C. Rattenbury. Great book on Old West gunleather.

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Jeff, that is indeed the book I was thinking of. I just couldn't remember the name. Don't EVER get old. It seems to affect many body parts including the mind. At any rate it is an excellent book and has excellent information. Thanks for the information. I returned home last night after going to WY and CO to fill my freezer with antelope and deer to find your message.
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Don't EVER get old. It seems to affect many body parts including the mind.
Excellent advice, although a bit too late for me!

Glad to hear your hunt was successful.
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