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A couple of pictures of the holster I made from the pattern at the beginning of this thread.

You could scale down a full size pattern I would think.

The Dashed line is the first sewing line. What I did was sew the belt loop on at the top then got the loop material wet with a spnge and formed it across a piece of 9-10 oz leather...clamped till dry. Then I glue lightly along the bottom edge of the loop and wait for it to set. Then I sew in place. The loop is 2-1/2 square. I showed it in place with very light dots because I was merely pointing out where I located it. You are more than welcome to position it as you please. Hope that helps. Eric

This a pattern I made a couple of years ago for a Ruger LCP. One of our members asked me to share it so I thought I would share it with everyone. In use, I carry on my right side with the holster horizontal and the butt of the weapon facing up. This is a very comfortable mode of carry and is very concealable. It isnt probably the best design but it works for me. LCP HOLSTER.pdf LCP HOLSTER.pdf

I have one. Let me dig around and get back to you.

Can someone show me some close up pictures of the difference between a rounding beveler and an angle beveler? I want to get a true rounded edge but I dont know how to tell the difference when shoping for them. I currently have a couple of bevelers I got from Tandy and when I keep them sharpened they work fairly well. The problem is I wantt to be able to round the edges on my belts and straps and I dont know what to look for,