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    leather holsters

    Hi all
    I have started to make leather holsters as a new hobby and thought I would put some up for sale to see if there was any interest out there. They are all in the western style with a skirt and loop. All are lined with suede which is bonded and then stitched and have an antique stain finish.
    The skirt is slotted for a 2” belt or you can pass a larger belt through the folded skirt (approx 3" to 3 1/2") I have a left and right hand made for the following guns but they may fit others
    beretta 92 co2
    colt 1911 8mm blank should fit the co2 ok
    colt python 4"
    colt army 8"
    cp88 4" co2
    drop loop western rig for the peacemaker or colt army/navy with or without cross draw.
    They are all unused but have had a gun in them to get the shape so will have some imprints in the suede.
    This is a new hobby for me and all are hand made so please expect the occasional imperfection
    Anyone not happy with there holster can return it for a refund as long as you pay the return post
    I plan to make more so if the one you want has been sold just let me know and I will make another I also intend to make holsters for different guns as soon as I get them
    I’m also going to make some without the skirt and loop.
    Please feel free to ask any questions.
    The western rig left or right £75 posted (belt fits approx. 34”- 44”, person pictured is a 34” trouser size and belt is fastened on the shortest hole)
    The western rig left or right with cross draw holster £85 posted.
    Guns and inert ammo not included.
    Sorry no offers the leather is expensive
    Payment by PayPal.
    thank you
    john.

    http://s228.photobucket.com/albums/e...nr32/holsters/
    Last edited by skan; 02-11-2010 at 01:36 PM. Reason: update

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    some basketweave and pancake experiment

    hi all
    iv'e been having a go with the basketweave look on a 4" 586 so have added some photos to the link please let me know what you think, i have also been experimenting with pancake holsters there not quite there yet but just thought i would see what you all think, is there any call for them, the one in the photo is molded from the 92 but the 1911 and cp88 fit in real nice aswell
    please let me know what you think.
    john

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    They look superb!

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    Jim McArthur is offline Frock coat wearing, riverboat dwelling, southern gent
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    Those are really nice!

    Could you make one for a Remington 1858?

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    1858

    Quote Originally Posted by Jim McArthur View Post
    Those are really nice!

    Could you make one for a Remington 1858?

    Jim
    hi jim
    i have a pattern for a 1858 but i don't have the gun to try in it to make sure it's a good fit,but im happy to give it a go for you.
    john

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    Paul55 is offline I get by with a little help from my friends
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    Hi John, can you make the western rigs in a larger size? I would be really interested in a Colt 1911 rig.
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    Been there, bought it, tried it, sold it

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    Jim McArthur is offline Frock coat wearing, riverboat dwelling, southern gent
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    Quote Originally Posted by skan View Post
    hi jim
    i have a pattern for a 1858 but i don't have the gun to try in it to make sure it's a good fit,but im happy to give it a go for you.
    john
    PM on its way to you!

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    Thread moved into Pistols, as its likely to generate more chat than a sales thread really should, and its not really second hand stuff either.

    The holsters look beautifully made, and I'm sure will improve and weather in nicely with time and use.

    Do you have any plans to make them with covered triggers, so they can be used for IPAS and similar events?

    The IPAS rules state "The main equipment is Holsters. All holsters must be mounted in the vicinity of the strong side hip, at waist level. All holsters must retain the pistol. Triggers may not be fully exposed with any holster."

    Any thoughts on a S&W variant too?

    Sorry for all the questions, but I think you might have something rather good here.

    Thinking of a L/H S&W (covered trigger) for the 4" barrel if that's possible.
    "Improvise, adapt and overcome."

    I can count to potato.

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