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    Tartan Holsters.

    Any ideas on tartan holsters for my .45?
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    Maybe get a piece of the same fabric as your kilt and cover your standard holster in it?
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    I'd say get an Uncle Mike's soft nylon holster, and "re-upholster" it with your tartan... cut on the bias, of course.

    If your .45 is the small frame variety, it should fit in the rear compartment of a Nightstalker sporran. My .40 cal Sig fits, snugly with no shifting. Set the zippers for speedy access. Of course, that would only apply if you have a CCDW license, wouldn't it?

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    It's a large frame S&W model 25 .45LC revolver. I enjoy target shooting and just wanted something to match the Fraser red that I will get some time in the near future. It is definitly not small.
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    I need to get a fair sized swatch of Fraser red though. I've contacted a couple of people, but no answer yet.
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    I stumbled onto The Safepacker the other day. It would be fairly easy to create a cover for it, in tartan. It would end up looking like a musset bag in plaid, I'd think.

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    Wow! Thanks for the link. I knew I could get a bunch of great ideas on this site!
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    That safepacker is real nice, good luck with the tartan holster, post pics when you can.
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