Hags

Nice work!

Very nice!

Nicely done J!

Always room for improvement. But, very nice!

Very nice!

Nice work!

I normally use 277 top and bottom, double stitch near the gun, single on the outside. Never really felt the need to go heavier. Might revisit that now.

Pretty creepy alright!

Very nice!

Sweet!

I like them a lot! I want a laser as well, and will get one. But, it has been pointed out to me that small imperfections are the mark of hand made.

I use a hair dryer on low if I have to "push" some thing along..

Pretty cool!

Sweeeeet!

Nice work, agree with hole size, but are they cut with the laser?

Welcome! We all start some where and it looks like you've made a good start!

Nice! A laser is next on my list.

Very nice!

Thanks guys..

Very well done. Any old cowboy would love to hang that off his belt!

I like it a lot. Going to have to think aboat how i can use this.... Good job!.

I'm with Handy Dave and Chuck here. I mostly do one off, custom holsters for local customers. It's more a busy hobby for me than a business. I charge what I consider a premium for my work (but not really if you look around). I use only Hermann Oak leather, only pro dyes. I have invested a pretty good amount into my little shop to make it enjoyable for me. I have several customers that have 2-3 holsters of mine. And more that are referred to me. I try to do my best on every one because I want to! I run an add on Craigslist, I tell the price upfront in my response to enquiries. If it's too much, I can live with that. Go buy Uncle Mike's, maybe it won't fall out....

Nice work!

Pretty nice. I gave some old leather to a grandfather last Xmas to make quivers for his grandkids. Got a great thank you out of it. Looks good!

Thanks J.