Henry Revolver Dual Carry Style Leather Holster

Rick_Jorgenson · October-05-24 22:10

I don't build the Dual Carry Style Holsters very often. This client has a couple I did for his other revolvers, so he wanted one for his new Henry Revolver too.

The Dual Carry has belt slots on the back that let you carry "strong side" or "cross draw."
(sorry, I didn't get a photo of the back to show what it looks like

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The secondary retention strap over the gun helps hold it in while on horseback or quads. As you can see there is not much wet molding to do for this style holster, only the general shape of the gun and a site track.

Chestnut color leather and Natural color Thread on this one.

Questions, Comments, and Constructive Criticism are always welcome! Thanks for looking!

Rick

Uncle_Lee · October-06-24 05:10

Another extremely beautiful holster is presented to you by Mr. Rick.
I have only one thing that I think should be. The leather in the front should be a different color than the rest of the holster.
Sip, sip, ahhhhhh

top dog · October-06-24 06:10

Rick,

You are a master of the art. Superb holster for sure!!!

Top Dog

RogueTS1 · October-07-24 07:10

Looks great ............. We prefer a thumb strap but that is merely a personal preference.

OV-1D · October-07-24 10:10

A nice stout looking grip on the piece , oh and the holster is beyond compare of course .

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heyjoe · October-08-24 09:10

That Henry Revolver looks similar to an old H&R revolver

ds10speed · October-09-24 06:10

Rick,

I was in contact with Henry about their 10 shot .22 revolver and sent them a Colt/Ruger 10 shot .22 speedloader to test in it, they verified that it fit so I picked up a new Henry 10 shot .22, I assume your holster will also fit. They were nice enough to send me their holster for the new Henry.

The quality is excellent, I took it home and tried it out on my own range. The accuracy was very good but it takes a bit getting used to the narrow front blade, I'm used to a wider front Patridge style sight and an adjustable rear sight. The DA was very smooth for a new revolver, very impressive. The SA trigger is also very crisp. It comes with 3 front sights for elevation adjustment but the medium height sight that was installed is perfect for the shooting I do. I could easily hit my steel plates with the Henry. It won't replace my 617's but I wanted to add it to my collection. The speed loaders that I designed for the Colt and Ruger 10 shots work great in the new Henry.

OV-1D · October-09-24 13:10

Love that brass touch on any gun , simply beautiful .

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top dog · October-16-24 05:10

10speed,
Wow! That is a super nice set up you have there!!

The grips look unique,how do they feel/fit your hand??

Top Dog

Uncle_Lee · October-16-24 11:10

If I got out and did much shooting, I would have one of those (maybe a pair).
It looks like it is straight out of my younger days.

ds10speed · October-16-24 15:10

Quote from: top dog on October-16-24 05:1010speed,
Wow! That is a super nice set up you have there!!

The grips look unique,how do they feel/fit your hand??

Top Dog

The grip feels good, it is also available with a birds head grip.

https://www.henryusa.com/handguns/golden-boy-revolver/

top dog · October-19-24 06:10

10Speed,
If I were to purchase that revolver,I think that I would choose the birds head grip but I would have to see how it "fits" first.

Next step would to be to order one of Rick's superb holsters for it.

Top Dog

copfish · October-20-24 06:10

Great work on the holster! I might have to take a look at the Henry Big Boy... I think I'd like to try the Henry out, I do like their lever guns!

ds10speed · October-20-24 13:10

Henry was nice enough to send me a holster and a Henry sock hat for me giving them a speed loader and loading box. It's not as nice looking as Rick's but the price "free" was right.

top dog · October-21-24 09:10

10Speed,
Nice looking holster. Henry rifle is a very nice company to deal with.

Over the years,I received several complimentary products from them.

Top Dog

Rick_Jorgenson · October-21-24 12:10

That Holster is made by a friend of mine; Rob Leahy from Simply Rugged Holsters in Prescott AZ

Rob is a great person and builds excellent, durable, and rugged heavy duty Holsters. Henry stocks some other accessories that Rob makes too, butt stock covers, slings, and a second style Holster. (maybe some other items)

Photos are from a Lever Rifle class we both attended a couple years ago at Ben Avery Shooting Range

The instructor knows us both and thought it was cool that two "leather guys" were in the same class! lol! We first met at gun shows and at leather trade shows.

heyjoe · October-22-24 08:10

Quote from: Rick_Jorgenson on October-21-24 12:10That Holster is made by a friend of mine; Rob Leahy from Simply Rugged Holsters in Prescott AZ

Rob is a great person and builds excellent, durable, and rugged heavy duty Holsters. Henry stocks some other accessories that Rob makes too, butt stock covers, slings, and a second style Holster. (maybe some other items)

Photos are from a Lever Rifle class we both attended a couple years ago at Ben Avery Shooting Range

The instructor knows us both and thought it was cool that two "leather guys" were in the same class! lol! We first met at gun shows and at leather trade shows.

you look cold there. what is it down to 80 degrees now?

Rick_Jorgenson · October-23-24 08:10

Quote from: heyjoe on October-22-24 08:10
Quote from: Rick_Jorgenson on October-21-24 12:10That Holster is made by a friend of mine; Rob Leahy from Simply Rugged Holsters in Prescott AZ

Rob is a great person and builds excellent, durable, and rugged heavy duty Holsters. Henry stocks some other accessories that Rob makes too, butt stock covers, slings, and a second style Holster. (maybe some other items)

Photos are from a Lever Rifle class we both attended a couple years ago at Ben Avery Shooting Range

The instructor knows us both and thought it was cool that two "leather guys" were in the same class! lol! We first met at gun shows and at leather trade shows.

you look cold there. what is it down to 80 degrees now?

lol! Sweatshirts are for when it's below 90 degrees. if it was 80 we would have heavy coats on over the sweatshirt!

OV-1D · October-23-24 15:10

But its a DRY HEAT I've always been told . At least you fella's don't have hurricanes and humidity you can drink if your thirsty enough . Nice seeing you guys know to keep in the shade like well taught dogs ,Ha ,Ha . You all look to be having fun though .

top dog · October-24-24 06:10

Dry heat??!! It is still hot!!

Reminds me of when they started to load up our packs with lightweight stuff.

Now instead of carrying 60 lbs of regular heavy stuff,we now could pack 100 lbs of the lightweight stuff!!!

Top Dog