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I've been looking for awhile for a western style holster that will drop two or three inches for this revolver.  It has a six inch barrel and my shoulders not as flexible as it use to be, so a low ride holster is the ticket. 

Does anyone know of a pattern out there for a 6 in Colt Anaconda?

A Smith and Wesson 629 holster fits this gun also

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Dwane, . . . what style holster are you looking for?

May God bless,

Dwight

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This. Is a holster. Made for a 629 6 inch barrel 

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Gotta like the concho, . . . 

But I'm thinking that Dwane said he wanted it to hand down a bit lower, . . . have to wait till he hollers back to see for sure.

It is a pretty decent looking holster.  I made one for a nephew, . . . little lower drop, . . . sat down in the holster a bit more, . . . 

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Dwight

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2 hours ago, wayner said:

This. Is a holster. Made for a 629 6 inch barrel 

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This would work but needs to be a few inches lower than the belt and I'd like to have a thumb snap.

im currently carrying it in a triple K 96-2 holster.

(I tried to upload a pic but it won't upload)

Its still a mid rise holster and has a forward slant.

i could wear it lower but it's hard to sit in a saddle like that and I'm not a gun slinger. 

 

 

 

Edited by Dwane
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Found a picture off the net that would up load of the current holster

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Since you are probably not concealing this, lol, what about a cross draw holster?  All the one's I have done for S&W X frames have been cross draw and were very well received.  While it's not western style exactly, although there are western cross draws out there, it fits the bill for being easy on the shoulder.  

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I first carried this gun in a cross draw but didn't like the angle. It restricted my leg unless I wore pulled over on my side in which case it was hard to reach. If it was more parallel to the belt it would work great. It would also be able to be worn in my truck.

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Since writing the last post I've been trying different angles for a cross draw. I've carried a gun in a lot of jobs throughout my adult life always on the strong side, I think I'm going to still with a strong side holster since it just more natural for me. Just have to figure out how to lower the carry height 

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