[Lovesbeer99]

I just bought my first PeaceMaker,(clone) - it's a Cimarron model P 5.5 inch barrel in .357. I paid 315.00 in like new condition with the box and all paperwork. (I hope I did ok).

Anyway this is my first SAA and so far I like it. I need a holster but I don't really want to spend much money cuase it's just for tinkering with. I've seen some out there for 60.00 including the belt (some at Cabelas).

Any advice -

[ArmedBear]

I got a Hunter holster for my 4 3/4". It's a nice holster (mine is a curved double loop) but it really seems like it's made for a Blackhawk. My Blackhawk fits in it perfectly, with the rear sight just out of the top, but the SAA clone is a bit loose and hangs a little too deep inside it IMO. Then again, it goes in and out easily; I just used it today in fact.

I'd get one that is pre-shaped to the pistol, e.g. Triple K. Maybe that's just me.

[owlhoot]

You got a good deal on your single action. Leather for the SA can be incredibly expensive, but it doesn't have to be. Go with one of the Cabela rigs. It will serve just fine so long as you're got going to use it in serious competition. As the Bear says, Triple K is a good choice too.

[ArchAngelCD]

I also use Hunter holsters for my SA revolvers. They are made of good leather but they won't cost you a lot. Cabela's has them if you have one near you.

[Lovesbeer99]

Anyone else

[ArchAngelCD]

Other than Hunter (http://www.huntercompany.com/leather.html), Longhorn (http://www.longhornleathershop.com/holsters.html) also makes some fine leather holsters without a huge price tag.