srtolly

Very nice, wish I could help with the suede but I'm pretty new to using lining.

Nice detail in the carving. I've been thinking about making some of these to sell too, nice to know they do well.

Very nice carving and finish.

Very nice work.

Thanks so much for sharing.

Thanks for the pattern, this one is next on my to-do list

For me it depends on the holster. I like the waxed nylon from Tandy but if it comes to something I want a little more rustic look to I will use the artificial sinew.

Beautiful. I have always liked the Celtic Knots. God Bless, Scott

Nice bag, I really like the lacing. God Bless, Scott

That is a beautiful portfolio and the stitching is very nice. I'm pretty new to leather work but have done a fair bit in canvas and fabrics and the only suggestion I could offer would be to put a little bit of a radius on the corners of the flap, it helps prevent them from snagging on things. God Bless, Scott

Thank you, Jimbob.

I'm working on one now for a HiPoint .45 for a friend. I have thousands of rounds through my HiPoints without any problems. Funny because I wanted to see if I could break them.

That is an incredible range bag. I bet every is jealous when you show up.

Great looking work. Love the seat.

I would like very much to see the shoulder rig on a person. I'm trying to work out a chest rig for a Blackhawk now (paying customers come first though). God bless, Scott

I'm new to the forum but have had this problem on my holsters. I started keeping my glue at least an eighth of an inch from the edge. After all glued and dry (important to have the glue dry) I do all my beveling and sanding. Then all the stitching and forming. After all that I do a final sanding and moisten the edges and burnish with white canvas. I have found that denim or colored canvas can discolor the edges. The finish is decided on how smooth your sanding job is. I hope this is helpful to someone. God bless, Scott