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I think this is what your looking for. http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=22992

Got the dummy's in the mail on Friday, as advertised and easy transaction. Thanks Josh! Matt

I'm getting ready to tackle one of these for the first time myself. Looks very good to me, couple questions if you don't mind. Did you have any throat clearance problems doing this on your boss? Thanks, Matt

I'm not sure I understand the question correctly.

I will take the Kahr P9 and PM9. Let me know how you would like payment. Thanks, Matt

I also ordered one the day this was created and got it about a week later. I even had emailed them and they got right back to me.

This exactly...

your not the only one this is happening to.

I've tried a couple times also, not sure what's going on with the adult section additions.

I just came accross this, great tutorial Dan.. Thanks, Matt

me also please.

Is #7 still available? Matt

I got mine from D-bar leather, it is what someone on this forum recommended and I'm happy with it.

Thanks for posting this, I ordered one.

I am going to add casual dress gun belts to my line and have been making some practice ones and have come up with an issue. I have been using Hidepounder's method of edges for all my products and with the holsters I have had no issues as I think the heating after the wet mold stiffens it enough that its no problem but on the belts I've noticed that the buckle tends to rough up the edge after just a few uses and the natural brown is starting to show through the black edge a bit. Does someone have a better way of doing the edges so this doesn't happen? Should I use a spirit based dye on the edges rather that oil based to try and get more penetration? Or am I just doing something wrong here? I appreciate any feedback on this, thanks in advance..

Maybe someone else could chime in that knows more than me about this but I thought the PM9 and CW9 were the same thing just different finishes. The PM9 is in the Rings catalog. I appologize if I'm wrong about this but maybe a quick google search to make sure I'm not telling you incorrectly. Best of luck. Actually after looking into this I think I'm wrong. Sorry about that and Best of luck.

I see no real reason you couldn't add a trailing belt loop similiar to the Avenger. Almost like a reverse avenger to pull in the grip. I don't know, just throwing it out there..

I'm conviced but do you think you could all tell my wife that I need all those guns for the business.

I'll take it. P.M. sent

Nice work as usual Denster, I am curious what you think of the Solo. It seems most love them or hate them, I have heard all sorts of good and bad about them even along the lines of Kimber pulling them from the sales floors. Any issue? They look like a great little pistol, I'm hoping to hear some good things about them because I want one.

I am ordering some leather strips to make a gunbelt and am trying to figure out what thickness to go with for each section. This is just a basic 1 1/2" casual gunbelt. I was thinking along the lines of 4-5 oz per strip for a total 8-10 oz thickness but didn't know if this would thick enough or if the standard chicago screws would fit this. What size strips do you use for your gunbelts. Thanks

Thats really nice looking.

I use some of the white cement from Tandy and have had no issues with it, but I have nothing to compare it to as I've used pretty much only that. I can tell you that the stuff I use does not put off any fumes, can't smell it at all actually is pretty much the same consistancy as Elmers glue.

That is one beautiful rifle sling. Very Nice Work..

That is some nice work. That bottom southpaw rig is nice looking.