Rohn

dbitting, I made my own pattern by using the gun for my model. Fold a sheet of paper in half and center the sights of the gun on the paper and carefully lay the gun on its side on the paper and draw around the gun. Then draw another line 3/4 inch out from that line and make your pattern from that. I cut a paper holster that fits the gun and when I am satisfied or sometimes after the holster is made I cut my final pattern out of chopping matts that are generally used in the kitchen for cutting vegetables on. (You can pick them up at the dollar store) Then I have a pattern that will last for ever. That is the way I do with all my holsters. Just make sure that the magazine release is not covered with leather so that there is no pressure on it to release the magazine accidentally. Good luck and happy tooling!

Ok, That explains it then. You did a great job there.

I like the outside fine. Your stitching looks good and fine a fine job on the tooling. Inside is good too but that color is just too bright for me.

Here is a holster that I designed and made. This one turned out very well and is attractive, I think. Let me know what you think. Thanks for looking and remember, Leather working is fun and profitable.

Here are a couple of holsters I completed. Herman Oak Leather and Kangaroo lace. Finished with Tan-kote. Any suggestions or comments are welcome. Thanks for looking, Rohn

Nice!!! Very well done. That carving looks really nice.

I like it. Very nice.

Looks like a good job. Fits the gun nicely.

I really like that fine scabbard. That oak leaf design is very ice looking. You have great talent and do good work. That knife is a beauty.

I think the collar turned out very nice. Blood tracking sounds interesting, I'd like to know more about it.

That is a beauty. Well done. That design shows up very nicely, I really like it a lot.

I think that is a cool looking collar. Nice job and it looks great on the dog.

I resize my photos by opening them in "Paint" and clicking n the resize button n the top left of the page. Then click on pixels and resize to about 620 x 480 then save. That is the way I do it.

That is certainly different. I enjoyed the youtube. Like the looks of the guitar too.

Thanks Trader, I'll be checking them out. I have a M&P that I am going to be making a holster for in the next few days. Hope mine turns out as well as yours.

I really like the holster. I am interested in the Cowboy machine. Who sells them and where can I get some information?

I like it. I also should make something like that.

They all look real good to me. Looks like you are off to a good start.

Wow! That is a beauty!!!!

That looks great! I really like it.

Looks like you have a good start. Just keep plugging away and you may turn into a fine leatherworker.

Good job on the sheath. Looks nice.

The holsters look great. I also like the stingray holster. I have never done anything like that although I do make a lot of holsters. I notice under your interests that you are full time in the ministry. I also have been a full time pastor for the last 27 years.