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  1. longtooth
    Beautiful work. Shame, if not mistaken they are IWB. Nice stitches also.
  2. longtooth
    Very nice. I have some sting and was wondering what thread and needle size you used?
  3. longtooth
    Since I'm between both of you send all you got. Never seen it this bad.
  4. longtooth
    Thank you, I didn't realize that the shipping was included. Makes it more palatable.
  5. longtooth
    Have to make two holsters for the above gun and was wondering if anyone knows someone who is making this at a reasonable price. I checked around and found that the dummy guns have increased in price to just under 50.00 dollars. I could handled the price when it was in the 30 to 40. But at 50 it sure puts a dent in the profit.
  6. longtooth
    Wonder if Will Ghromley was the maker. He does lots of Hollywood holsters.
  7. longtooth
    thank you all for your replies and it's definitely a V pump. I keep forgetting that. Old age and such. thank you all for your replies and it's definitely a V pump. I keep forgetting that. Old age and such.
  8. longtooth
    Going to get a air compressor from Harbor freight to use to mold holsters. I have the plastic bag and was wondering would you get the two stage or the single stage for this application.
  9. longtooth
    Beardog, Thank you, I didn't think the holster maker would sell the attachment separately.
  10. longtooth
    Have a customer who wants a holster with this attachment. Does anybody know of a supplier that may carry this.
  11. longtooth
    I do mine in black. Angelus has a military black I like very much. The 1911 is to large for the holster. This holster uses a 3" commander.
  12. longtooth

    commander holster

  13. longtooth
    The only time I use it is when I'm sewing harness like gig saddles or doing stirrups.
  14. longtooth
    Back side.
  15. longtooth
    Finally finished. Showing the front and back.file:///Users/morrie1313/Desktop/20131127_172858.jp
  16. longtooth
    both of you are correct I purposely leave that stitch line out until the holsters fully dried and its mold it then I go back in and stitch it
  17. longtooth
    Made this lined holster for the Springfield XDS. 45. Nice compact gun. I imagine the kick will rattle you.
  18. longtooth
    This is the holster I was talking about in the above comment.
  19. longtooth
    I also, did a elephant holster for a 1911 commander. Your right on the stitches but the problem I had was it such a strong hide the belt loops where to stiff and I had to take a layer off on the back side to make it easier for the holster to conform to the belt and the customer's body.
  20. longtooth
    Awesome work. One question how did you maintain the stamping and get the gun molded to the holster? Love that design. I used it on a dog collar for our Mastiff.
  21. longtooth
    Rec'd the other day from Rob a Commander cocked and locked. Even the locked part is in the right position.
  22. longtooth
    Three fingers of Jack and I'll be to bombed to play with the holster til the next day. Laughing.
  23. longtooth
    Is it the Huckleberry rig he wore in the movie Tombstone?
  24. longtooth
    Ironic this thread came up today. I just came from Tandy in Wisc. and I bought two Stingrays hides they had on sale for 19.95 apiece. Going to set in a couple of holsters. Not sure on the models yet. I think I'll do one for myself.
  25. longtooth
    Great looking rig. Love the way you used the mulefoot.
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