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Imapeopleperson

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  1. Love the design, great tooling.
  2. Looks like you have a little bit of time in that one, looks good.
  3. Did you post any Pictures? would love to see it.
  4. Nice sheath, Where do you get your elephant hide from? Whats the going cost of it? Thanks
  5. Nice work, great detail.
  6. The leather is 7-8 oz, i don't think its way to thick for holsters, It gives a good protection on the firearms, and the new/old Champion sewing machine makes fast work of stitching, I used to do them all by hand, but i never would have stitched all the way around by hand, it would have taken a long time, but ya'll know that. The stitcher works great and i usually get the patterns cut out one day, dye them, and then take them out to get sewed up the day after there good and dry, Getting the leather formed before stitching helps a great deal. Thank you for the comments.
  7. What do we have to wait for?I have not received anything as of yet. Thanks
  8. Thanks for the info. These still tickle my fancy.lol.
  9. Just posting some new holsters, and getting used to using my Champion stitcher. A couple are for the Govt 45 and a few extra that don't have a designation yet. Got to fix that.
  10. What oz leather do you use to put the gator on?
  11. Thank You for posting.
  12. I sure would love a copy of that pattern you used, That thing looks awesome.
  13. They go in the box and school of hard knocks. I don't think letting the bad stuff go out is good advertisement. just my 2 cents.
  14. love the way the gator looks.
  15. I would love to have a pattern on that holster. Looks great.
  16. Thanks Twin Oaks, I ordered the manual, needles, awls and thread yesterday, The people at Campbell-Randall were very helpful.
  17. Thanks fellas, I think its a creaser too according to the pictures of other ones like it.
  18. Thanks, I've got a manual coming, I think i figured it out, but want to be sure. Its sewing pretty good I just have to keep my line straight.
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