Schofield Holster

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Aaron posted this 22 July 2024

After spending $100 to get a piece of junk Schofield holster from Fortner's Frontier Leather in Cullman Alabama, I was loathe to try the internet game again for a holster I have not seen or handled. Fortunately I took another chance and ordered one from a maker on Etsy.

The holster I received from Skillet Creek for less money then the first one I ordered, is exceptional. It is professional looking, made from fine leather, machine stitched, nicely garnished, and the revolver fits it perfectly! I received it in less time than quoted, unlike the first one where I had to threaten a lawsuit for interstate fraud, and it came properly packaged in a box to protect it.

The craftsmanship is excellent and on par with Old Pueblo Saddle Co. if you are familiar with that holster maker - now retired.

I point this out so that anyone looking for a nice period holster for a Schofield revolver can and should contact Skillet Creek on Etsy to get yourself one. They are well worth the money.

 

With rifle in hand, I confidently go forth into the darkness.

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Ken Campbell Iowa posted this 23 July 2024

nice ... i swear I can smell gun oil and quality leather right through my magic computer screen ...

..... and how about some info on that spiffy knife you show ..  

now all you need is an English Setter in the background ...  

heh 

 

 

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Idahocaster posted this 23 July 2024

That's a good looking holster!

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Aaron posted this 23 July 2024

nice ... i swear I can smell gun oil and quality leather right through my magic computer screen ...

..... and how about some info on that spiffy knife you show ..  

now all you need is an English Setter in the background ... 

Too funny! Of course the first thing I did after removing it from the packaging was to shove my nose into it and draw a loooong sniff of the new leather. Smells invoke the strongest memories don't they?

That knife was bought for me by a beautiful young lady in 1992 at a rendezvous in Clark County Virginia with the Opequeon Longrifles. She saw me lusting after it (and her) so she went back later that evening to the traders row and bought it. She gave it to me a few months later for my birthday. I do not recall who made the knife but like you, I really admire it. It is one of my favorites.

 

 

With rifle in hand, I confidently go forth into the darkness.

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