Crossdraw Leather Holster for Colt Style Single Action Revolvers Cattleman Smoke Wagon .357 .38

Crossdraw Leather Holster for Colt Style Single Action Revolvers

Tested fit for Colt-style single action revolvers including Cattleman and Smoke Wagon in .357 / .38. This crossdraw leather holster is built for people who carry long-barrel single actions and spend real time seated—driving, riding, or working—where behind-the-hip carry gets uncomfortable fast.

Crossdraw carry places the holster on the opposite side of your dominant hand and angles the revolver forward for a smoother draw while seated and a more balanced ride for longer barrels.

Why You’ll Like It

• Built for true crossdraw carry (not a converted strong-side holster)
• Comfortable access while seated, riding, or driving
• Open-bottom build supports longer barrel lengths
• Retention formed at the frame and trigger-guard area for secure carry feel
• Made for real use in the field, on the ranch, and at the range

Fit & Compatibility

This listing is focused on Colt SAA-style single action revolvers in .357 / .38, especially with long barrels.

• Uberti / Cimarron Cattleman (.357 / .38)
• Taylor’s Smoke Wagon (.357 / .38)

Fit logic: Retention is formed at the frame and trigger guard, and the open-bottom design provides barrel-length clearance without relying on barrel diameter for fit.

Carry Style & Belt Fit

• Carry position: crossdraw
• Best use: seated carry (horseback, truck, ATV, blind)
• Works best with a supportive belt (typically 1.5"–1.75")

Build & Materials

• Thick, durable leather built to hold shape
• Reinforced stitching for long-term use
• Made for outdoor wear, not costume carry

Build a Stable Carry Setup

Long-barrel single actions feel better when the belt stays firm and doesn’t roll under weight. Start with a supportive base from our Leather Belts, then explore more carry options in Leather Holsters. For reloads and full rig setups, add a belt-mounted Leather Ammo Carriers or a looped Ammo Belts.

Helpful Guides to Dial In Your Carry

• Cross Draw vs Strong Side: Which Carry Style Is Right for You?
• Leather Holster Carry Angles: Straight Draw, FBI, Crossdraw
• Where Should a Leather Holster Sit on Your Belt?
• How a Proper Leather Belt Prevents Holster Shift and Sag
• Why Cheaply Made Belts Fail Under Weight
• Choosing the Right Belt Setup for Ammo Holders