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    Enfield No 2 MK1 Holster

    Where would be the best places to look for one of these for the 38 S&W tanker revolver? One like the holster on the left. Attachment 43668
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    There's one on ebay now. Search Webley holster.

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    You can also get an unaltered repro and alter yourself.



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    I have a similar question, and as we are all being heckled these days to recycle, I will recycle this thread

    I have just picked up an Albion No.2 Mk.1**. I was thinking of getting a holster for it, and came across this type:

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    In the US, how much would such a holster typically cost? I am trying to juggle my finances to allow me to reload for the Albion, but will try and get a hostler if it is not going to break the bank.

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    Depends on whether you want an original or repro. Originals are uncommon and are quite expensive, repros are under a hundred dollars. Mine was $35 because the press stud was wrong.Attachment 45251

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    I would prefer original. I suppose I am looking for a ballpark value in the US so I can save my pennies (ok, cents). I am having to juggle collecting forearms, reloading and paying for Lasik so I can see the bloody target...

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    About a $150 and up from what I've seen on eBay. Ones that have been shortened are cheaper.

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