New rig.

[Elk Creek]

I found right I’ve wanted for a long time. I found a copy of a Al Furstnow skeleton rig. They were originally made in Miles City Montana back in the 1890’s. This one was made by El Paso saddlery marketed by Texas Jack/Cimarron arms. It really holds the revolver. I love this thing! It was an eBay find. I’m thrilled.

[Zee]

I like that for a hunting rig, as we discussed.

[Zee]

Wouldn’t mind having one for my 4-5” revolvers.

[Elk Creek]

I really like this rig, it’s really comfy

[GrapeApe]

Cool

[Wambli Ska]

You are soooooo lucky I didn’t see that first

[Elk Creek]

Cool

Thanks!

[Elk Creek]

You are soooooo lucky I didn’t see that first

Well I’m just a faster truffle pig!

[Freezer]

That is interesting! Nice find.

[Wambli Ska]

You are soooooo lucky I didn’t see that first

Well I’m just a faster truffle pig!

I’m moving and I took my eye off the ball. You took advantage of this

[Elk Creek]

You are soooooo lucky I didn’t see that first

Well I’m just a faster truffle pig!

I’m moving and I took my eye off the ball. You took advantage of this

Dang right I did.

[Diver43]

That looks pretty neat. Is it robust enough to wear hunting?

[CPJ 2.0]

So I think it’s kinda neat, but what’s the advantage?

[Elk Creek]

That looks pretty neat. Is it robust enough to wear hunting?

It takes a bit of doing to pull it out. Retention is great.

[Elk Creek]

So I think it’s kinda neat, but what’s the advantage?

You can pull the revolver straight out only lifting it out of the muzzle socket. It’s really kinda handy. Think super old version of the bianchi X100 shoulder holster. And looking really bad ass doesnt hurt!