Check out El Paso Saddlery. They make a nice full flap holster as well as a Model 1917 specific holster. I use their products.

I have rethought this thread more than once lately. Given what we all know about Indy getting in all kinds of adverse weather and what have you, a Glock or Sptingfield XD in 9mm would be practical and pragmatic. Yes, we can discus the merits and short comings of the 9mm ad astra, but the 9mm is ubiq...

Makes sense to me. Efficacy is efficacy.

I'm sure this has been covered before, but when looking at the conceptual story boards, the "Indy" character was using a 1911 and carrying it in a standard US military web belt and holster. What caused the change to the revolver?

I figure Indy would have a box of Army surplus .45 ACP preloaded half-moon clips. And maybe a few loose half-moons in his bag. Those Model 1917 revolvers were reissued during WWII.

Naturally, it depends. Both are good. The revolver is more dependable in most cases, the automatic is not.

In a sense, I could also see Indy having a N-frame Smith & Wesson in .357 Magnum. One of those registered models before the numerical designations. More versatile than his trusty .45 revolver. (I did not say more effective because that is a whole other debate, but I digress.)

Very nice.

davidd wrote:

MohaskaDan wrote:A Model 10 and a 1911A1

Agreed. Those are the top two on my want list... in that order!

And if I imagined Indy traipsing around Europe I would include the CZ 75. I mean no disrespect to Gaston Glock and his adherents, but the CZ
75 is a better fit for Indy, IMO.

A Model 10 and a 1911A1