JoeSnuffie

That's a great idea! Now I have to find a book on gun belts. Thanks for the idea.

After reading my How to Make Holsters book, I decided to complete my NAA Pug cowboy holster. It's my first attampt at a cowboy colster and I love it. I hate to describe this holster as 'cute' but I just can't think of any other word, except for maybe 'cool'. It fits a 1.5" belt.

The only holster I can find for my P22 (awesome plinking pistol and a perfect size to start a child with handgun safety) is a fobus molded plastic holster. I like leather and since I need more practice with this hobby I'm starting to enjoy, I came up with this. The belt loops are 1.5" and are attached to the holster with Chicago screws. When the Kydex I just ordered gets here I'll make clips that will allow it to be an IWB holster, as well. The 'HOW TO MAKE HOLSTERS' book by Al Stohlman arrived, today, so now I can fill in all the gaps that I'm sure I'm missing in mahing holsters. Now I can finish that cowboy holster for my NAA Pug.

The NAA Pug holster is my first attempt at making a holster. I thought it would be really cool to have a classy, formal looking holster. It's a belt slide and the pistol fits perfectly. It's also very tiny. Next on my list of holsters is a cowboy style for the NAA Pug. I created this holster because I need a good holster to hold me over until my K&D is delivered (10 more weeks or so). I bought a leather IWB but it was too thick and uncomfortable. I figured I had nothing to lose so I gave it a shot with some 5-6 oz. I've read all I can from this site and applied what I learned. It's a little sloppy but it's just my second try and much more complicated than the NAA holster.