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I just finished up a spring clip shoulder holster, and it came out better than I was expecting, this thing is quick, both on the draw and putting the gun back in, It is dyed in my four year old Vinegaroon.

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Howdy All

I just finished up a shoulder holster, it's for a right hander, and has a padded shoulder strap, and one only retaining strap, which adjustable and elastic, the main body of the harness is wider than most and protects the grip of the gun from rubbing next to the body, and also the gun has more of a user friendly cant for an easier draw and replacement, there is no retaining strap, the holster was made for easy draw but also to retain the gun at the same time. Five 357 mag cartridge loops, for just in case, and the color is my home made walnut dye/stain.

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tEN wOLVES

this is a California Slim Jim, otherwise known as the Forty Niner, it's for a Colt SAA Single Action Revolver, it is lined and fully carved, with sewed in toe plug, I dyed it in my natural walnut dye, and used a little walnut stain overlay, it's worn on a money belt.

This was a request for an old looking worn and well used western gun holster and gun money belt, it was all dyed in my home made coffee dye, and then aged and distressed,nothing was done to hurt the leather, just to make it look used.

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This is a gun rig I made, it was dyed in dark roast coffee and finished in a hand rubbed oil, the belt is the money belt style, which is the most comfortable to wear, bullet loops are sewn on, and all the sewing was done by hand.

These are two Cheyenne style holsters, dyed in my natural walnut dye, with and oil finish, the belt is a money belt , with full bullet loops that are sewn on, I used a 4/5 ounce oil dyed leather for the belt.

This is a Mexican one loop, with cross draw, the one loop has an extra large skirt, the holsters are adorned with various sizes of brass and nickel spots, and antique concho's, the belt is 3 1/2" wide money belt. with woven bullet loops, and adorned with spots and concho's, the whole rig was dyed in Dark Roast Coffee for 24 hours, then the holsters were molded to the guns and allowed to dry, then conditioned and finished.

This is a new pattern I just made for a holster for Pocket Pistols, which are very small, it's the Mexican two lop design, and a high ride, the holster is worn on a money belt which was very popular in the period, it has simple border tooling and is dyed in my natural home made dye.