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    Lightbulb odd lefty USAF holster

    howdy , I recently bought this odd marked USAF medium frame revolver holster , its a lefty ??
    I have seen several holster similar to this for the Aircrewman snubnose revolvers .

    has anyone ever seen a lefty before ??


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