Brand: 1791 Gunleather
Model: RVH-IWB-1C
Firearm Fit: J-Frame Revolvers
Barrel Length: Up to 2.125"
Size: 1
Hand: Right Hand
Carry Style: IWB
Mount Type: Belt Clip
Material: Leather
Color: Vintage Brown

Features

1791 Gunleather RVH-IWB-1C — Handcrafted Inside-the-Waistband J-Frame Revolver Holster

Built from heavy native American steerhide with reinforced stitching, the RVH-IWB-1C provides secure, comfortable support for J-frame revolvers. Its molded leather body holds five-shot .38-caliber wheel guns up to 2.125-inch barrels, ensuring reliable retention and a low-profile fit. A durable 1.5-inch alloy belt clip keeps the holster close to the body for superior concealment and confident stability.

Engineered for daily use, this holster pairs premium leather with rugged steel hardware for lasting performance. Precision molding minimizes muzzle movement while ensuring a smooth draw. The leather naturally forms to the firearm over time, requiring several weeks of break-in to achieve a custom fit that enhances comfort and consistency.

Fitment includes Colt Cobra .38 Special; Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chief’s Special, Model 38, 340 PD, 357 Plus P, 638; Ruger LCR and Ruger 357, along with other J-frame revolvers up to the listed barrel length. Periodic leather conditioning is recommended to maintain performance and appearance.

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