Revolver race holster for S&W N frame

[Chillywig]

Anyone know who made this? I got it used from a guy at a club I used to shoot Icore at about 15 years ago. It does not have any markings, numbers, logos or anything on it I can see. 

Edited September 26, 2023 by Chillywig

[AzShooter]

Sparks out of Germany I believe.  Also looks like an early Ernie Hill.

 

[Bill Sahlberg]

It is a modified Safariland that Charlie Prest made out of Phoenix, AZ

[MikeBurgess]

Hopner Schumann speed sec 5 I belive 

They are German I belive double alpha imported them prior to their race master line. My wife uses one and it's probably the most forgiving race holster, it's almost impossible to have it hangup on a draw, 

[AzShooter]

Speed Sec. That's the ticket.  I ran one for a few years and really liked it.  I knew it was out of Germany but I couldn't get the name right.

 

[Intel6]

I have the same holster but it must be a later manufacture as it has the maker name molded into the body of the holster on mine. 

[Chillywig]

Speedsec. That's it! I remembered once I read it. I don't do much revo shooting since icore dried up around here 10+ years ago. Shoot steel occasionally and when people asked what I was using I didn't like saying I don't know. 

 

Thanks 

[NoSteel]

Speed Sec.  Great,  no nonsense, secure holsters.  I have one for Witness large frame,  1911 and N Frame Revo.  Very few parts but almost impossible to get anything needing replacement….

[ysrracer]

Has anyone mentioned Speed Sec yet?