The Vaquero Mexican Loop & OldTimer Belt
The single most popular and practical holsters in the late 1800's and early 1900's was the Mexican Loop. For reasons of survival, in the rough turn of the century Southwest, Arizona Rangers were some of the first to try to develop an improved fast-draw version of the Mexican Loop design.

For these horsemen, the height at which the gun was carried was critical. The six-guns' hammer was generally about even with the top of the cartridge belt, which was strapped on just below the trouser belt. This positioned the gun in just the right spot to provide a good combination of a fast-draw and comfort while riding horseback. The Vaquero Mexican loop and Oldtimer Belt is one of our best selling rigs. Simple, functional, durable and stylish.

• Hand cut authentic Mexican Loop pattern from 8-9oz top grade double shoulder cow hide
• Fullylined with 4/5 oz vegetable tanned cowhide
• Handsomely hand border tooled (you can order without tooling)
• Hand rubbed and oil finished to natural color
• Gun belt cartridge loops are hand laced wet and dry molded to your cartridge size, 20 loops standard
• Hammer Thongs & Thigh Ties
• Old style California Clipped Corner Buckle Set

Border Tooled Vaquero Mexican Loop Holster
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Outstanding quality, 7.27.2012 Reviewer: Jim Moore (Waynesboro, PA) Thank you for making a truly outstanding work of art. I have had holsters and belts made before, but this far exceeds all of them. From the cartridge loops,I like that no-stitching look, good heavy leather, rolled lip, tooling, everything about it is excellent. A body can tell you folks take a lot of pride in your work, and that pride is well deserved Thank you again, Jim