mgoldschmidt

I usually keep to my self and just read the forums and try to learn from you guys. But I have to agree with NoahL on this one. I agree it takes alot of craftsmanship to bone a holster to get all the fine lines and details. But I'm partial to the softer look. I like the look of nice hand molding to help with the retention and highlight the firearm and leave it at that. I think alot of holsters look like the leather has been sprayed on. I'm not an expert on holster building and probaly never will be as good as many of you., but I vote for the soft look. I quess I'll have to take my licks too.

I went to Springfield Leather today for the first time. I noticed the ad banner on this forum and went to the website to order a catalog. That's when I noticed it was Springfield Missouri. I live about 60 miles away, so me and the wife took a road trip. All I can say is WOW! The people there were very helpful & polite. I joined the Gold Advantage (A $30 discount membership) and saved over $33 just this trip. I can't wait until the next trip. I was just in the need to upgrade my tool selection and didn't really get to check out the HUGE selection of leather. Definately give them a call though. Mark from Cassville