Which TV western character carried a derringer behind his belt buckle
Derringer plots required. Paladin, of "Have Gun, Will Travel" (1957 - 1963), kept a Remington Derringer behind his gunbelt's buckle as a holdout gun and made good use of it on many occasions. On the (1958-1959) television series of the same name, Yancy Derringer's weapons of choice were four-barrel Sharps Derringers. He carried three of them concealed: one held by a clamp inside the top of his hat, one in his vest's left pocket under his jacket and one up his jacket's left sleeve in a wrist holster. In the "Judgment in Heaven" episode of "The Big Valley" (S01E15; 1965 Dec.
Belt buckle a few other ultra-marathons. The large, flat surface of the western-style belt buckles make them a popular ornament or style of jewelry. Decorative "buckle sets" may contain a metal buckle, one or more matching loops which sit next to the buckle and a metal tip for the opposite, "tongue" end of the belt. "Belt plates" may be decorative covers for a plain buckle or other decorative fittings affixed to the belt itself, similar to "conchos" (from a Spanish word for "shell"). Decorative belt loops are sometimes awarded in scouting for participation in or completion of activities. Belt buckle A belt