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Uncle Mike's holster number
7819-1
Uncle Mike's Paddle Holster
What does it fit?
Confirmed by Uncle Mike'sColt Gov't large autos, Browning Hi-Power
Uncle Mike's 2006 Law Enforcement catalog: Colt Gov't large autos, Browning Hi-Power
umledirect.com: colt Gov't large autos, Browning Hi-Power
Size 19 · Right
Guns Uncle Mike's chart puts in a size 19 paddle →
| Make | Model | Barrel |
|---|---|---|
| AMT | Skipper | 4¼" |
| AMT | Hardballer .45 | 5" |
| Auto Ordnance | General | 4½" |
| Auto Ordnance | 1911 A1 | 5" |
| Browning | Hi-Power 9mm, .40 | 4⅝" |
| Colt | Commander, Combat Commander, Lightweight Commander, 1991 A1 Commander | 4¼" |
| Colt | Combat Elite, Delta Elite, Gov't. Model, Gold Cup, Combat Target, 1991 A1, 1911 | 5" |
| Kimber | Custom, Royal, Stainless, Gold Match, Stainless Gold Match, Gold Combat, Gold Combat Stainless Steel, Super Match, Custom CDP | 5" |
| Kimber | Compact, Compact Stainless Steel, Compact Aluminum Stainless Steel, Pro Carry, Stainless Steel Pro Carry, Pro Carry HD, Compact CDP, Pro CDP | 4¼" |
| Les Baer | S.R.P | 5" |
| Para Ordnance | P13 .45, LTC Tac S | 4¼" |
| Para Ordnance | P14 .45, P16 | 5" |
| Para Ordnance | LDA, SSP | 5" |
| Sig Sauer | 1911 GSR .45 CAL | 5" |
| Smith & Wesson | Autos: 1911 .45 | 5" |
| Springfield Armory | Commander | 4¼" |
| Springfield Armory | 1911 A1, Defender, Omega | 5" |
From Uncle Mike's Sidekick holster selection guide. Measure autos from the rear of the ejection port to the end of the barrel; revolvers from the cylinder face.
Understand this holster number
Uncle Mike's numbers read line, size, then a dash and a hand or finish digit. The same number is printed without the dash on boxes and store listings (78191), and the barcode starts 043699.
A size number only means something inside its own line: a size 18 PRO-3 and a size 18 Kydex holster fit different guns. Every Uncle Mike's holster in size 19 →
Source: Uncle Mike's 2006 Law Enforcement catalog, umledirect.com.
From Uncle Mike's own catalogs (2006 consumer and law-enforcement editions) and Uncle Mike's Law Enforcement's store listings. Many of these holsters are discontinued; the numbers still identify them. Uncle Mike's is its owner's trademark; Chicks Open Carry is not affiliated with it.