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excellent!!

Right on that is an awesome bag and is every bit as nice as the car its going in.

that came out pretty darn nice, i like it.

its friggin beautiful but be careful selling other peoples logos.

sweet!

i may have to look into one of those didn't know there was such a thing lol.

i use the heat shrink on my home made stamps works fine.

welcome and you are one talented hole puncher for sure that is awesome work friend.

wow! that's some nice work indeed.

or you/he could dip the one he has in that dip and grip rubberized coating. https://www.amazon.com/Grip-Rubberized-Plastic-Coating-Green/dp/B016J1ND9I

That is fantastic!

Thank you from both of us!

good eye mine are to old to see that very well! Amazing that one would add a Randall slide to a colt frame from what i have read Randalls are pretty collectable and few were made sure would love to have the lefty version though. I have used a strip of leather taped to the top of the blue gun to simulate the rib and on others to get rid of the "hump" and create a sight channel maybe that would work here as well.

Thanks Tim still learning about those pen pencil sets lol. I just got a small lathe so am learning that as well. More tools, pieces and parts lol. its alot like leather work you never have all the tools you need.

No offence taken, your opinion is much appreciated and I agree! Truthfully i thought hard about that, i was worried the liner would pull away/ come unglued after time it is very thin pig suede. Maybe a lighter color thread would have been a better choice too and stitched full length.

i use those pretty boxes clothes come in at Christmas time one pro to having a big family. Plus it keeps them out of the dump for a few more years. i figure the world has enough plastic by now. i dont cut around them though i trace around them and they last for years.

i remember those days he's safe!

There are some cool sheaths, if you google quick draw sheath and look at all the images i was thinking of making one for my 110 as well. I don't have a pattern but could make one easy enough most of the ones i saw are a simple fold over type. i do have a question are these supposed to be made like a retention holster for pistols in that the fit is all that holds the knife in? i like that pattern!

thanks i'm still learning the art of air brushing with dyes and think I'm going to stop gluing and knotting my threads and start trusting the lock stitch.

Are you sure it isn't a Remington Rand frame as that is really collectable, it would be a ww2 era contract gun made by Remington in Hartford. And would be an exact copy of the original colt 1911 check the frame this appears to have had a different slide fitted as most 1911s have matching frames and slides. the frame appears to show more wear than the slide. either way it is still a 1911 pattern so the 1911 blue gun will work.

if its this one? "In production for less than two years, the California-made Randall M1911 hails from the Reagan-era and is a solid piece of firearms history that is increasingly collectible." Then any 1911 copy will work with the same barrel length.

lol i have ten. and my liver is about shot!

i have 4 she is the youngest at 17 today. Yea i should own stocks in Hersheys lol.

My second set made for number 4 daughters birthday.

beautiful work friend, i'll be making one soon for the small sketch books they sell, did you sew the composition book in or can you replace it when its full?