45 deg – Cross Draw Holster – California Slim Jim – Cut Down Version [SL-1020]

One of the earliest holster patterns, the California Slim Jim came about during the California gold rush of the late 1850’s. Throughout the mid-late 1800’s the pattern changed very little, remaining with a slim, gun contouring fit with an attached belt loop. The Slim Jim is known for its simple construction, typically featuring a single loop for the belt and an open top for a fast draw. It’s a popular choice for historical reenactors and those who appreciate the Old West aesthetic. This holster is carried with a cant of approximately 45 deg Made for the 1851 Navy and percussion pistols of the day. 36 and 44 Caliber percussion Colts and Colt Replicas Colt Single Action Army 1858 Army Remington 1861 Navy American Schofield Ruger Vaquero Ruger Blackhawk Fits revolvers with barrels 7 1/2″ long. Choose your belt loop size – make it to fit your existing belt! – No slipping around or riding up when you draw