I understand, you are not vouching for the verasity to the book.

Hand Ejector, refers to the method of ejecting the shells. If you have an ejector rod, you eject one shell at a time. With a hand ejector, you eject all shells at once. This makes reloading much faster.

Patton did not carry this gun, at least not with Ivory grips. Patton carried a Colt .45 model 1873 and a S&W .357. These are the guns Patton carried (although rarely together). He had others, but not with Ivory.

I forgot to add, that I think the 4" barrel looks better and would be more accurate.

I like the Raiders look best, buy what I really want to know is who makes the "best" product. Workmanship, durability, functional. Not just a holster to wear with a prop, but one that will perform with the real item tucked inside.

I want a flap holster, well actually, more than one. Question is, of the many out there, which one is "best", if there is such a thing? Anybody have one they would not recommend? Color is not my concern, I am talking quality.

Rabittoth's picture makes it much easier to compare. I thought Indy's .45 looked like a 4" to 4 1/2", but NOW I think it is 2". It looks like the barrel was cut off just behind the front site. I've got a 4" .38SP in my hand, it looks like Imahomer's gun. Any other comparasion pic...

S&W, but the Webley has style.