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  1. Hello, I wanted to share a custom embossing plate I had made in case there were any other folks interested in it. I have been using some embossing plates made from resin with the U.S. design on them that have been nice but did not hold up to repeated use on my 8 ton clicker. I finally decided to look form someone that made one from metal or could work with me to design one. I contacted "Leather Stamp Maker" because they had made my makers mark and it has held up to thousands of whacks with a 16oz maul. They very quickly got proofs designed for me to look at and got it shipped out within a day of me approving the design. It measures 3" wide x 1.75" high and 1" thick. The thickness can be adjusted based on what you want for your clicker or press. I told them to hold onto the proofs because there may be others that would want one made. Thanks Matt
  2. They hold up, I have never had a customer tell me of any popping off or falling out. I drilled out a piece of scrap wood with a hole a little larger than the line 24 snap. Lay leather face down with snap in hole and give "snap protector" a light tap with hammer to set it. They will snag on a flat surface like a cylinder face but I position the snaps near the trigger guard.
  3. I have only found two places that sell them in large quantities, I use them all the time in the unlined and thumb break holsters I make for line 24 snaps Blue gun Store has them in clear : http://www.bluegunstore.com/snapprotectors.aspx EDC Leather has them in black : https://edcleather.com/product/nylon-thumb-break-snap-backs/
  4. I get them from the Blue Gun store. They pop into back side of male line 24 snap to protect firearm from rubbing on metal. http://www.bluegunstore.com/snapprotectors.aspx
  5. http://www.bluegunstore.com/snapprotectors.aspx
  6. Has anyone measured the Bunkhouse Tools Vaquero and Blackhawk holster molds? I'm curious if they are based on the new models or old models. I have also recently had a question about Ruger Blackhawks in mid size and large size frames, I'm assuming they are talking about the older "flat top" Blackhawks in the smaller frame. Thanks Matt
  7. Thank you, I was lucky to have a very patient customer. I set aside a few days a week to work on it between saddles and holsters. For the finish I used Saddle Lac, Easy to apply and holds up well on saddles. Customer can take parts of bike a easily spray them down if needed.
  8. Im usually working on saddles and making holsters but a customer decided to give me a challenge. I have covered a few seats and made some motorcycle bags but nothing like this.
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