Old West Leather Gun Belts, Holsters and Replica Pistols

A gunfighter would sooner go into the street without his trousers than without his six-gun. Make sure your western wardrobe is complete with one of our gunbelts. We carry a full line of western style holsters for old west performers and reenactors, Single Action Shooting and Mounted Shooting competitors, and anyone who just likes to go out and play cowboy on the weekends!

We offer a variety of holsters, gunbelts and scabbards in several colors and calibers for those with a quick draw and a keen eye, whether you're a farm hand, rifleman, or just a wild west fan.

Our full line of Western Gun Leather is suitable for the real deal cowboy as well as movie and TV production, living history and reenactors. If you've already got a vintage six-shooter, we've got you covered. If not, we offer non-firing replica pistols and dummy ammunition to finish your cowboy look.

Be sure to visit our Holster Sizing and Buying Guide to get the right holster for your firearm.

Please browse our line, and contact us if you have any questions!

Old West Leather Gun Belts, Holsters and Replica Pistols
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(.38/.357 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Plain Black Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.38/.357 cal) - Standard Barrel - Black

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(.38/.357 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Two-Tone Brown Tooled Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.38/.357 cal) - Standard Barrel - Two-Tone Brown Tooled

$171.95

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Rifle Scabbard - Pebble Brown Leather 30/30

Leather 30/30 Rifle Scabbard - Pebble Brown

$102.95

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(.44/.45 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Plain Black Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.44/.45 cal) - Standard Barrel - Black

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(.44/.45 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Black Tooled Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.44/.45 cal) - Standard Barrel - Black Tooled

$171.95

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(.38/.357 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Black Tooled Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.38/.357 cal) - Standard Barrel - Black Tooled

$171.95

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(.44/.45 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Two-Tone Brown Tooled Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.44/.45 cal) - Standard Barrel - Two-Tone Brown Tooled

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(.38/.357 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Plain Brown Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.38/.357 cal) - Standard Barrel - Brown

$161.95

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Western Holster - Standard Barrel - Black

Western Holster - Standard Barrel - Black

$74.95

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(.44/.45 cal) Western Gun Belt and Holster - RH Draw - Plain Brown Leather

Western Gun Belt & Holster (.44/.45 cal) - Standard Barrel - Brown

$161.95

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(.44/.45 cal) High-Rider Western Cartridge Belt - Plain Black Leather

High-Rider Cartridge Belt - Black

$89.95

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(.44/.45 cal) High-Rider Western Cartridge Belt - Black Tooled Leather

High-Rider Cartridge Belt - Black Tooled

$89.95

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(.44/.45 cal) High-Rider Western Cartridge Belt - Plain Brown Leather

High-Rider Cartridge Belt - Brown

$89.95

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(.44/.45 cal) High-Rider Western Cartridge Belt - Two-Tone Brown Tooled Leather

High-Rider Cartridge Belt - Two-Tone Brown Tooled

$89.95

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Rifle Scabbard - Plain Black Leather 30/30

Leather 30/30 Rifle Scabbard - Black

$102.95

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Rifle Scabbard - Black Tooled Leather 30/30

Leather 30/30 Rifle Scabbard - Black Tooled

$102.95

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Rifle Scabbard - Harvest Tooled Leather 30/30

Leather 30/30 Rifle Scabbard - Harvest Tooled

$102.95

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Rifle Scabbard - Sorrel Brown Leather 30/30

Leather 30/30 Rifle Scabbard - Sorrel Brown

$102.95

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Leather Bandolier - Black

Leather Bandolier - Black

$84.95

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(.44/.45 cal) Bandolier - Brown Leather

Leather Bandolier - Brown

$84.95

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Powder Belt - Plain Black Leather

Leather Powder Belt - Black

$89.95

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Powder Belt - Plain Brown Leather

Leather Powder Belt - Brown

$89.95

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Rifle Scabbard - Saddle Tan Leather 30/30

Leather 30/30 Rifle Scabbard - Saddle Tan

$102.95

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Shotgun Shell Holder - Black

Shotgun Shell Holder - Black

$47.95

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Q&A About Old West Leather Gun Belts, Holsters and Replica Pistols

Quality leather holsters can last for decades with proper care and maintenance. The lifespan of a leather holster depends on several factors including the quality of the leather, frequency of use, storage conditions, and maintenance routine, with premium full-grain leather holsters potentially lasting 20+ years when properly cared for. Historical Emporium's high-quality leather holsters can last years, if cared for and stored properly.

To care for a leather holster, regularly clean it with a soft cloth to remove dust and debris, condition it every 3-6 months with a high-quality leather conditioner, avoid exposure to extreme temperatures and moisture, and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use. Never use alcohol-based products or household oils, as these can damage the leather and compromise the holster's structural integrity.

A buscadero style holster is a specialized Western gun belt that features a dropped holster stitched directly to the belt, creating a low-riding position for faster draws. This distinctive style, which became popular in Hollywood Westerns, is characterized by the holster being attached to a cut-out section of the main belt, allowing it to hang lower on the thigh and creating the iconic gunslinger look.

The most popular pistol in the Old West was the Colt Single Action Army, commonly known as the "Peacemaker." This revolver, introduced in 1873, became widely used by lawmen, outlaws, and civilians alike due to its reliability, accuracy, and availability during the frontier era, cementing its place as an iconic symbol of the American West.

Cowboys carried guns primarily for practical protection against wild animals, hostile encounters, and outlaws while working in remote locations. These firearms were essential tools for survival on the frontier, used for hunting food, protecting livestock, personal defense, and occasionally for signaling, although contrary to Hollywood portrayals, many frontier towns actually had strict gun control laws requiring visitors to surrender their weapons while in town.

Rifles in the Old West were primarily used for hunting game, protection from predators, defense of homesteads, and military purposes. The long-range accuracy of rifles like the Winchester Model 1873 and the Springfield trapdoor made them essential tools for frontier survival, allowing settlers to hunt large game from a safe distance and protect their property, while their reliability in harsh conditions made them indispensable companions for pioneers.

Some cowboys holstered their guns backwards in a "cross-draw" position (butt-forward on the opposite side of their dominant hand) for practical reasons rather than speed. This positioning allowed for easier access when seated on horseback or in wagons, prevented the gun from catching on saddles when mounting or dismounting, and was more comfortable during long rides, though it wasn't as common as Hollywood westerns have portrayed.

Weapons used in the Old West included single-action revolvers (like the Colt Peacemaker), lever-action rifles (such as the Winchester Model 1873), shotguns (particularly double-barreled "coach guns"), derringers (small pocket pistols), knives (notably the Bowie knife), and various military surplus weapons from the Civil War. The selection of weapons varied based on one's occupation, needs, and financial means, with most frontier people owning firearms primarily as practical tools.

Famous guns of the Old West include the Colt Single Action Army "Peacemaker" revolver, the Winchester Model 1873 lever-action rifle known as "The Gun that Won the West," the double-barreled shotgun nicknamed the "coach gun," the Smith & Wesson Model 3 "Schofield" revolver, and the Sharps rifle favored by buffalo hunters. These weapons gained notoriety through their association with iconic figures like Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickok, and Annie Oakley, as well as their reliability and effectiveness in frontier conditions.

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