[Schofield]

I have been scratchin' my head bloody over this one. For revolvers in the old wild west, what was the name of the holster style that was basically a cell phone clip on your belt? It could swivel and it didn't actually cover your iron neither. I think how it worked was you had to take apart your revolver to attach the hook or whatever was used. I just saw it on the History Channel but can't find anything about it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

[rcmodel]

I believe it was called a Thompson Clip in Keiths Sixguns book.

Also more correctly called a Bridgeport Rig.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgeport_rig

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The flat spring-clip was riveted to the belt, and the hammer screw on a SAA or other gun was replaced with a longer stud-head screw that fit into the clip fingers.

The gun could be rotated and fired from the belt, or pushed forward to snap it from the clip.

rc

[Schofield]

That is exactly what I was thinking of. Thank you very much sir. You wouldn't by any chance know where I could get a remake for cheap would ya?