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Very nice!

Ditto the grip clearance. I usually leave about an inch under the grip and clearance behind it. You also want be careful of covering the mag release in the back. Nice work though. I like the detail.

Hey all, Been busy, but I'm still building holsters. This another big one. It still needs to be fitted to the customer, but is finished. S&W Stealth Hunter 7.5 in 44 mag 8/9 oz HO veg tan Fiebings dark brown body, light brown front 277 top and bottom Cobra class 3 Resolene 50/50 with water And, 2 speed loader pouches 5/6 oz HO Same dye and thread. Belt clips on the back I put a loop on the shoulder strap for a speedloader Also lengthened the bottom connectors so hecould hang them there.

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Nicely done. I sell a few of these at every show I do. I'll sometimes give them to holster customers as a thank you.

Very nice work!

I bought a Weaver 1 3/4 belt loop punch. The first one cracked at the edge. Replaced it with no problem. Been using this one for 3.5 years. doing well. just did a holster and a mag pouch today. I run it on the strop occasionally to dress up the edge.

Ditto Chuck. I just case mine, and that is an overstatement. I really just get it wet until it quits soaking it up fast. But I only use 8/9 for the most part.

I use a small brass brush on mine.

Very nice!

The toe is not closed. I leave a little over 1/4 in at the bottom that molds around the end of the barrel to protect it when sitting. And thank you!

I have made several holsters for this young man. I am flattered that he likes my work. 2 chest rigs, one leg drop, one for a silenced 22, and others. This is a Springfield Armory Echelon 9mm on a Sharps Brothers aluminum frame with a Holosun red dot. Another dang nice gun. I'm jealous! Hermann Oaks 8/9 oz Fiebings light brown pro dye Resolene 50/50 with water with a 100 % resolene top coat 207 bonded nylon top and bottom Sewn on a Cobra class 3 Dang i like making holsters!

Well done Walter. I had the opportunity to show my work at a Boys and Girls club. I enjoyed their enthusiasm very much. While my work is mainly holsters, i was able to show them key rings, ear rings, cattle tags, and many variations of leatherworks. I still get emails from them....

Ditto all the above! without the knife to measure you did all you could. Looks great!

Beware of using wax before staining.