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I have a Colt Woodsman match target that needs a high-quality holster. Any suggestions?


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I only use milt sparks, I’d call them.
 
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Great- could you supply me with a phone # or email address? Thanks.


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Never mind, Colin; I found his website.


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Those are great pistols. I bought one many years ago from an older gent that got it from his father who bought it new in the 20s in the original box W/ a letter from Colt where it had been converted to .22 L.R. Had the original holster as well.


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Colin- milt doesn't make one, and I can't find onyone on the net that does.

Anyone else have any ideas??? I'm looking for a high quality carry holster.


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El Paso Saddlery makes them, and I have had
good results with their leather. Excellent
quality, but not the highly-polished finish
of Milt Sparks.

Hope this helps.
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Kramer holsters are the best. IMHO


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I would give these folks a hard look.

https://www.diamonddcustomleather.com/


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El Paso Saddlery is A-1 IMO..used them for years. Bobby McNellis owner or was may still be has a close Brill copy of holsters..Brill out of Austin was the best holsters every made, All the Texas Rangers used them, they are were awesome. Not sure if they are in business these days, but worth a try..I have several of them by old man Brill but they fetch big bucks in Texas these days.


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Might want to give Andrews Custom Leather a look see. Some pretty nice stuff has he.

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Originally posted by Atkinson:
El Paso Saddlery is A-1 IMO..used them for years. Bobby McNellis owner or was may still be has a close Brill copy of holsters..Brill out of Austin was the best holsters every made, All the Texas Rangers used them, they are were awesome. Not sure if they are in business these days, but worth a try..I have several of them by old man Brill but they fetch big bucks in Texas these days.

+1 El Paso Saddlery
Bobby passed away some years ago, the business has changed hands and quite a few of the old time guys have retired or left.
So El Paso new management is not as user friendly as when Bobby had it, but their leather is still top notch.
I’ve used them for 35+ years.
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Originally posted by Pegleg:
Kramer holsters are the best. IMHO


Another one for Kramer.

If he doesn't currently offer a holster for your pistol now he will make one if he has access to that model gun.


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