mattsh Report post Posted August 30, 2011 Here is a picture of one I just finished today. Several years ago I saw a holster design that I thought was pretty interesting and it was done by William Tucker and was his HF-1 model. So since flattery is the best compliment, I decided to make one for myself. It's a really neat design and lends itself to some pretty cool embelishments. Since this was the first one I made I thought I would keep it simple and plain. The only thing that didn't turn out right was three spots on the stitching. 1. right at the trigger guard the two ends of the stitching dont meet because the length of stitches would not have turned out right; 2. on the front panel there is an extra long stitch for the same reason, I either would be one longer stitch or two really really short stitches 3. on the back side the stitches got too close to the edge because the leather kind of rolled down when the needle passed thru so the stitches ended up too close to the edge in one spot next to the rear belt loop. Overall I am very pleased with the design and it wears very well, just a couple of tweaks on the stitching and it would be good. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
