Western Gun Belt and Holster Tooled Leather

Our Double Leather Western Belt and Holster, in the heavy-duty "Buscadero" style, will keep you ready on the left and the right. Crafted from premium quality leather, this south-of-the-border original was ubiquitous in the 1800's Southwest.

The gun belt is stitched from two 1/8 inch thick leather sections, forming a full 1/4 inch finished belt that will stand up to the rigors of daily use. It features a leather leg tie strap and an adjustable leather hammer loop to secure your pistol. The belt and holster are simple and unadorned, with silver hardware and ammo loops (.44/.45 cal) across the back.

Produced in Mexico by skilled craftsmen, this western drop loop style gun belt includes two matching holsters sized for standard frame revolvers with barrel lengths 4 to 6 inches. Buckle and number of ammo loops may vary slightly from image.

At Historical Emporium, we are proud of the holsters we offer. We work closely with our manufacturers to ensure that the color, leather grade and manufacturing quality are up to our high standards. These photos were taken at Historical Emporium's warehouse, with items from our own stock. Historical Emporium does NOT re-sell to any other merchant, and we cannot assure the quality unless you select the official Historical Emporium listing at checkout.

When selecting a gun belt size, it's important to measure your hips, not your waist. Our gun belts are sized by hip size, not waist size. The size gun belt you need will be LARGER than your waist size, as shown. DO NOT just select your jeans size, or you will very likely end up with a belt that is too small.

If your waist measures under 34 inches, add two inches. If your waist measures between 34 - 48 inches, add four inches. If your waist measures over 48 inches, add six inches. Round up to the nearest even number to find your belt size.

If you find that your pistol does not fit neatly into the holster, you can adjust the shape of the holster opening for a better fit. Built into the body of the holster, (between the leather layers,) there is an integrated steel frame which can be bent with pressure on the sides or ends. After bending, it should hold its new shape.

If the holster mouth is too CIRCULAR, and your pistol feels loose and will not slide down far enough, press down on the side of the holster to make the opening more oval. If the holster mouth is too FLAT, and tight against the sides of the pistol frame, squeeze the ends to widen the opening.

Visit the Historical Emporium store to see more items in our collection. Remember, we cannot assure the quality unless you select the official Historical Emporium listing at checkout.

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