Lost Holster - Longshot?

[mrchris]

Hey Guys and Gals....

Long story short a very special holster of mine was erroneously sold off some months ago without my knowledge.

It is something I had custom ordered through US Gunleather who seems no longer in business or I'd try and have it reproduced. It is a Belt Snap Pancake and I haven't seen anyone else offering that style. It meant it could be taken on and off without removing ones pants or belt. Two tone cordovan with black trim.

Stamped on the back with the leathersmith's makers mark "US Gunleather". It was made for a 4" 1911.

Here is a photo of my actual holster, with my Kimber. I'm hoping maybe someone here was the lucky buyer or knows who is. I will make it worthwhile if I could buy it back. I know I'm probably not going to get that lucky but I at least wanted to try.

Thanks Much!

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[NWGlockgal]

Good luck! I hope you get it back.

 

[Flopsweat]

Damn, that's a nice holster. I can see why you want it back.

 

[cigars]

Sorry to hear that. That is a really nice holster. Hopefully you will get it back.

 

[Larrytpdx]

Long story short a very special holster of mine was erroneously sold off some months ago without my knowledge.

Um, I'm sure I'm not the only one wondering "How the F does that happen?" How about giving us the long story!

 

[clearconscience]

+1!

Sorry about your situation. That really sucks and I know how treasured a good comfortable holster is.

I hope you have some luck getting it back.

There's no way to find out who it was sold to?

 

[Flopsweat]

I presume it's going to be tough to tell the story without stepping on toes. If there is a way, I'm sure that more than Larrypdx and I would like to know.

 

[RangerEric]

While not a replacement for a lost heirloom, UBG Holsters offers a very similar design if you do have to break down and replace it.

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They make great stuff that lasts forever at affordable prices with not-bad wait times. Not a rep for them, just a frequent flyer.

Good luck!