glockanator

https://www.leathercraftlibrary.com/p-1836-shot-shell-bag-pattern.aspx

I upload all my pictures to photobucket and then use there direct photo link to post pictures.

Yes he is a member here but I don't think he has been on in a long time.

I would say no. Doesn't look like enough material to do the job properly

What are the dimensions on the key chain clicker?

It's almost an exact copy of the Glock.

I know this is a long shot but does anyone have a rear fender bib pattern for a 2015 Harley street glide?

That looks like a Duane Ballard piece. He is a super cool dude just email him and ask. I would be surprised if he did not answer you.

Here are two Shield holsters made from your pattern I did the second one has a crimson trace light/laser combo on it.

Thanks Jeff

Thanks some how I missed it.

Anyone do a Glock 43 avenger? Need to make a IWB for a 43. Thanks

Yeah I was pretty dumbfounded. I hope the customer doesn't come back and say it has screwed up his holster.

I work full time at a local gun shop who also sell some of my product. I recently did a custom job for a S&W Shield with a crimson trace light laser combo. After I formed the holster the owner of the gun shop came out of the back and tells my client the he needs to put his shield in a bag jam it in the holster smother it in saddle soap and put it on the heat register over night and it will form to his shield. I had never heard of doing this before. I would love to hear some input on this.

After seeing a video that Bruce Cheaney was doing on an hatchet sheath I noticed he had made a glue pot from a pickle jar. I emailed Mr. Cheaney and he gave me some advice on how to make one. The first couple of items needed are a bag of tortilla chips and some salsa. After finishing the little snack rinse out the salsa bottle. I used a cheap set of step less uni-bits from Harbor freight and drilled a hole in the center of the lid to fit the diameter of the cheap paint brush I got at the local art supply store. Once I was satisfied with the fit of the paint brush in the lid I used some loctite two part epoxy putty to secure it top and bottom to the lid. I got the 15 minute epoxy but I let it set up over night to insure it cured completely. Once I was sure it was secured I used some upholstery leather and contact cement on the top. I think this was unnecessary to be honest. I have been using this for a little over two weeks now and it is fantastic. I can't believe I didn't think of this earlier.