[Jim V]

I visited eBay today and bid on one of Ken Null's holsters for the 1911. I won the thing, another master leathersmith added to my collection.

Wowzers.

 

[Ricky T]

Jim:

Pics, pics, we want pics when you get the holster.

 

[Black_Talon]

Funny, I visited ebay yesterday looking for Null holsters but didn't find anything no matter how I searched. How are these listed? Do you have to URL to the holster that you won?

 

[Richard]

Jim V, was it Ken's UNS? If so I have one and it is a great holster. Use it and tell me if Ken L. Null is as good as I say. Regards, Richard

PS Ken's holsters don't bring what they should on E-Bay as most don't know his name.

Does it look like this?

 

[Richard]

Jim V, I bought this holster by Ken Null on E-Bay for about $30. It is for a 4" K-Frame. Regards, Richard

 

[RickB]

I've had good holster luck on ebay, too. I got a complete Blocker Lifeline rig for $25, two new-in-bag Hill Fas Tracs for $50, two new-in-bag Safariland 010s for $50, an El Paso Luger holster w/belt for $50, etc.

 

[Richard]

RickB, it would be nice to see the " El Paso Luger holster w/belt." Thanks in advance and regards, Richard

 

[Jim V]

The holster was listed (is listed) as Null holster .45 auto Seventrees (ASP) - Item #3647473031 The holster can be viewed for 90 days. As to the url, I have not had any luck getting it correct when I try to copy it. sorry.


I hit the place and checked "ending today" for holsters and there it was.

It goes real nice with the ALessi full flap holster for the Commander I got there too.

 

[Richard]

Jim V, thanks a lot. Regards, Richard

 

[RickB]

Richard - I think the El Paso holster is called the M1900 or M1902; it is a ringer for the holsters used by the U.S. military during early Luger trials. I can't post a pic, but there is probably one at the El Paso website. The belt has the round, brass "U.S." buckle; it might be called an M1911 belt. I don't know where El Paso gets their model numbers, with the M1916 repro called M1940, and M3 repro called the M1942, etc.