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Gunslinger belt and holster
Cody C replied to Cody C's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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Gunslinger belt and holster
Cody C replied to Cody C's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
thx for the replies. Yeah the holster was made separate and was the first holster and second project i had ever done, so it was still a bit of a learning curve. I actually hate the basket weave on there, and have since been thinking of making another one without it. The bullet loops were riveted on the ends, everything else on the entire belt was sewn, and i can tell you i am in no way a fan of hand stitching after doing that belt. I went with the shiny buckle/conchos vs dark ones because the belt was dark. i looked at it like i do cars. dark paint= add a little chrome, light paint = black everything else out and I like the way a little bit of shiny breaks things up a little bit. -
Gunslinger belt and holster
Cody C replied to Cody C's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Thank you sir. Yeah, he was pretty excited about it lol. Like watching a kid at Christmas. -
This is my first holster and belt and my third every project. It was promised as a Christmas gift for my father a few years ago but I've just recently been able to commit the time to it. I'm overall pleased with how it turned out, but now having done it there are a few things I will probably change if I do another one.
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that looks awesome!! I hope when I finally attempt mine it turns out half as good. Well Done!
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alright , main instructions are resized. they were scanned full size 17 inch x 21.5 inch at 600dpi .jpeg so they can be made whatever size you want. If you wanted to make a larger or smaller MP handbag its up to you. I had to tone down the dpi and size so I can upload them. If you want the full size image message me with your email and I can send them to you no probs. Enjoy and I hope this helps ya'll out.
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Here are some of the directions. Im trying to add the main instruction page but the files are too large. Marketplace Handbag 2.pdf Marketplace Handbag.pdf
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Better late then never! Glad this helped you out. I still haven't put this thing together, I just don't have the time.
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i didnt bother taking photos of the shoulder strap cause I used it for something else, and also you can do really whatever you want for that. Just in case, the original strap that came with it was 1 inch x 37 inchs. Enjoy!!
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more... and the rest.. Hope this helps you guys out!
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these were taken on my phone so sorry if they are not the best quality
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I actually have this kit. Bought it years ago to make for my mom but never got around to doing it. Its still not put togeather so I can take measurements of stuff and pictures if you want. Just let me know.
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Welcome from Central Texas!!
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Hello! Im a beginner from central Texas but am really hoping to learn all I can. This is a hobby of mine I started back in 2001 but recently got back into it full swing. I dont have a ton of pojects under my belt, mainly wallets, check books etc. While back I made an attempt at a viking helm. Using real cow horns made it way to heavy to be anything but a show piece. Im currently working on a holster and gunslingers belt. I dont have a specific style of anything I prefer and would like to learn as much as I can about anything dealing with leatherworking. Hello again, and Im looking foward to meeting and learning from yall. Cody