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Searchers Rifle Sheath

the Searchers Rifle Sheath from the classic western film The Searchers {1956}, hand made by the last best west

Because of the intricate nature of these sheaths, they normally ship in 8-10 weeks.

Best Rifle Sheath – THE RED PHOENIX – Our version of the Indian Rifle Sheath from the classic western film The Searchers {1956}. The Comanche style bead work on our Best Rifle Sheath is custom made for us by a skilled craftswoman. The hide is milky soft and the long, spaghetti fringe gives it a dramatic look. Any fine rifle deserves a spectacular sheath.

Set right after the Civil War in North Texas, The Searchers is a powerful story, with great costuming. This is our version of the Rifle Sheath Ethan Edwards is carrying with an 1866 Henry Repeating Arm in the rifle sheath.

This Rifle Sheath is just long enough to cover the rifles’ action. We will custom make to fit your specific firearm. Once your order is placed, we will e-mail you within 24 hours to confirm order details and firearm dimensions. Because of their intricate nature these sheaths usually take 8-10 weeks to produce. When you submit your order please give us the measurement from the hammer to the end of the barrel, like in the illustration in the gallery.

See all of our Rifle Sheaths here.

Native Americans are masters at making useful leather clothing and covers, and have refined their abilities over thousands of years. Mountain men and trappers were the first whites to wander the wild places of the west, and they soon learned the value of fine leather work from the Indians.

The Mountain Men, Trappers and Scouts either traded, learned how, or took a native wife or “squaw” who made them beautiful leather and fur clothes and covers.