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Roy's Original pancake holster

Fatstrat
Last summer at a garage sale I bought a (above) holster. It is marked: S&W MED 2.5.
Which models would that include?
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  • cpermd
    Any K frame.

    CP
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  • Fatstrat
    quote:Originally posted by cpermd
    Any K frame.

    CP

    Model numbers please. I don't know a K from a W.
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  • bama55
    K is the medium frame revolvers, Models 10, 15, 19, 64, 65, 66, etc.
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  • amblerrl
    roy baker was a local leather worker and made excellent holsters and belts. the last busuness he operated, if i am correct was here in texarkana, texas.
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  • mrbruce
    I still have a few of those Roy Baker's holsters, very well made leather...
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  • Jake Sully
    quote:Originally posted by Fatstrat
    quote:Originally posted by cpermd
    Any K frame.

    CP

    Model numbers please. I don't know a K from a W.


    I would suggest you look it up so you will learn them yourself.

    CP
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  • Fatstrat
    quote:Originally posted by Jake Sully
    quote:Originally posted by Fatstrat
    quote:Originally posted by cpermd
    Any K frame.

    CP

    Model numbers please. I don't know a K from a W.


    I would suggest you look it up so you will learn them yourself.

    CP

    Well, aren't you the helpful fellow. I can tell you're to be a real asset here.
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  • bama55
    With the 2.5" on it, the holster is probably for the 2.5" 19 or 66. Should have added that to my above post.
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  • givette
    The holster is specific..'Med 2.5' then it's for the S&W .357 Combat Magnum (Model 19). During that time period, I think that (Model 19 S&W) was the only S&W with a 2.5in barrel produced in large enough quantities to warrant leather companies to make a holster for it. Best, Joe
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  • grdad45
    quote:Originally posted by amblerrl
    roy baker was a local leather worker and made excellent holsters and belts. the last busuness he operated, if i am correct was here in texarkana, texas.


    Yes, old Roy had a business at Broad and Texas Ave. in Texarkana. My brother had him make an electrician's tool pouch for him. I watched him make a holster, he was a real craftsman with leather. He used hand carved wooden models for all the different guns.
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  • amblerrl
    i think his name is still on the window. i guess i will have to go by and check.
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