This is a very slightly used Milt Sparks Versa Max II holster for a 3½" 1911. (aka, "VM-2"; marked "OACP", for Colt Officer's ACP)

The holster is Black in color and has 1½" belt loops.

I carried a 3½" Detonics MKVI Combat Master in it, but only a few times.

The holster might also 'work' with a 3" 1911, such as a Colt Defender, but I wouldn't recommend it. I doubt the 'empty' end of the holster would collapse, but it might over the long run, and I think it would be better to stick with
a 3½" gun in this one. (Buyer's Choice, though, of course.)

Note the pic of the interior was taken with a flash, so the photo looks far 'worse' than the actual item: The holster is barely used, inside and out.

Price: $125 (shipped & insured Priority Mail)

PS: As an aside, I think "NH" does some of the best work at Milt Sparks.

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backlog at Sparks...

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That`s the holster that I use. It`s the best for me by a long shot, And like Rob said it`s 6-9 months waite and Their not cheap!. if we could only get Rob to make a copy of it?

I ask knowing that everybody has a different body and opinions will vary.

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Sincerely,

Hobie

(Edited for grammar.)

I also have a VM-2 and an 'original' Summer Special for that Keeper-Of-All-Keepers: The S&W J-Frame.

Each holster has its advantages, its disadvantages, and most importantly, its place.

The differences are pretty obvious (e.g., widely-spaced loops vs. closely-spaced loops, or just one loop for that matter, etc.). I think to fully appreciate them, you have to actually try both holsters.

In my experience, that means buying the holsters and wearing them for some time.

'C'est la vie.'

PS: If it's any consolation, 'I feel your pain.' (Of indecision...)

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After owning it for 25+ years, I sold my Detonics MKVI Combat Master.

I was the original owner.

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for all day-everyday carry. It's why I am such a fan of pancake holsters.

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