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the ride looks good but I would clear that leather from the grip area you don't want to be grabbing leather. Also end the stitching at the trigger guard about 1/4" lower back stitch it just a bit , the stitching at the round of the trigger guard I would get it closer and at the muzzle end I would get the stitching closer to the frame. that's all if this is a holster to carry . If it's just something to put the gun in then that's not a problem. All that said you did a clean job . And this is all just my opinion not meant in any way to criticize.

Beautiful job !

Boston will be 60 today and drop to 12 overnight!

Hello from Boston and welcome .

We are still looking at very nice green grass here in Boston and a very nice 42 F Merry Christmas hanukah kwanza or whatever you may do have fun and God bless.

Nice job very nice.

Nice job

Very good advice Chuck or you could get into jack boots for the new regime ya!

looks really good to me

Those are beautiful nice job!

yes that is priceless I understand completely ! as I have similar artifacts from my artist Daughter and now school teacher .

Nice job looks cool to all i can say is that thing on me and the watch would be broke in 5 mins or even less I bought an old pocket watch in mint condition for 400 bucks had it less than one day and it now may be good for part's asked a Jeweler if he could fix it for me he said yes it would cost around 400 to fix it good luck with that . er if he could

very cool !

Nice job on that I like the use of the meander stamp I would not have thought of that looks cool that sure is an up close and personal rig wow .

that's a very fine job you are doing it's a real beauty .

LOL that's what it sounds like.

I would like to see yours also, my rolls won't be done until some time in January.

I use half bees wax and half brewers pitch mix it by hand in a small ball and that's it small amount last a long time.

Nice looking bag can see why they want more.

Sorry not one roll, three rolls.

I'm making one right now for my woodworking chisels with 4oz oil tan it's my intention to have the leather go over each handle rather than just stitching it flat like a cloth roll this makes the problem of closing the bottom of each chisel space so at the bottom of each space i will leave a small tab of leather in the center kind of like a jock strap sorry but this explains it best that small tab is part of the face it will go back and be stitched down it's a bit more work but i think it will work best the reason for doing this leather is not like cloth I think things will just fit better this way.

Really beautiful work the only thing I see is the edges of the handle should be finished but other than that wow what a job!

Wow those look great love that color.

Nice job hand made and made well what could be better.

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