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The 1791 Gunleather Revolver Belt Holster 4.3, better known as the RVH4.3, is handcrafted and molded by leather artisans from 100% certified American heavy native steerhide. The RVH4.3 is designed to accommodate L-frame (medium frame) revolvers with barrels up to 3″ and is the perfect match for your Colt Python .357/.38 and Smith & Wesson 686 Plus, among others.
The 1791 Gunleather Revolver Belt Holster 4.3, better known as the RVH4.3, is handcrafted and molded by leather artisans from 100% certified American heavy native steerhide. The RVH4.3 is designed to accommodate L-frame (medium frame) revolvers with barrels up to 3″ and is the perfect match for your Colt Python .357/.38 and Smith & Wesson 686 Plus, among others.
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| Firearms Brands and Models | Colt Python, Revolvers L-Frame, Ruger GP100, Smith & Wesson 686 Plus, Smith & Wesson Model 19, Smith & Wesson Model 66 |
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| Hand Variations | Right |
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USAfter a little break in this holster fits my Ruger gp 100 model 1774 great a real quality leather holster, happy with my purchase.
USThe RVH4.3 is constructed using thick cow hide and exceptional stitching. Mine is in stealth black, which is evenly stained and disappears in the shadow of a jacket. The break-in was simple after following the video instructions. Since I prefer a snugger fit, I didn’t use extra cardboard as a spacer the bags were plenty. This holster will last past my lifetime!
USEasy to break in and easy to live with. I can conceal or this time of year I can open carry in my locality. I love the vintage finish as it's a bit darker but not black.
USGreat materials & craftsmanship. Comfortable to wear. My only critique is the rear sight is not shielded. I’m concerned it may catch on clothing when carried concealed.
USPerfect, as always. Excellent fit with very minimal break in.
