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watch Val Kilmer and Kurt Russell in Tombstone and Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef in For a few dollars more (my personal favorites) as well you will see that in these films the high ride quick draw holsters are what people wore in them days they were authentic to the time period none of this low slung holster tied town to the leg junk that you see in the old Hollywood western films that never happend in the old west that's where the old film reserchers got it wrong they only wore high ride quick draw rigs as well as mainly wearing Navy Colts and Single Action Army 45 calibre revolvers

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