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Absolutely. I always enjoy what you come up with.

I have to give it to you, You're always making something cool.

Thank you Thanks.

Just finished up this Basketweave Double Loop style holster for 5.5" barrels.

Thanks.

Thanks. Another guy seen this and ordered himself a pair.

Still looking great.

He carried Colt Walkers though. Edit: seen where you said later that he carried Colts. Fun fact: One of the Colt Walkers carried by Clint Eastwood was also carried by Kim Darby in John Wayne's True Grit film.

Nicely done.

Thank you Chuck. The Half Flap holsters such as this were nice back then and I think they fit in perfectly for someone who wants to possibly use a gun for hunting as the half flap will hold the gun in greatly under most circumstances. Thank you Samalan. Thank you for your input. I put it there as a homage to the way they did it back then. I have also put them on the back if requested as I know some people do not like them on the front.

Lovely work.

Nicely done.

Neat. That will be sure to start a conversation or two.

Thanks Gezzer. Thank you sir.

I had someone contact me about the period style half flap holsters that I have been making but they wanted it fully lined. I normally do not line these but was happy to do so for him. Here is the holster. His will be for a 1860 Conversion which I do not have in my collection so I used my 1851 to model the holster.

Thanks.

Yes it is. It was not my first intention to do so on this holster but I did not like the design I first had there so I changed it up. Its not as clean as I would like but I was going for more of a 1870s-1880s saddle shop look so it worked. Here is a stacked mules foot that I did on a pair of holsters and spur straps that are a little bit cleaner. Thanks PastorBob

Thanks. Thanks and Yeah, the Vaquero just had to come home with me. I really liked the look of it also.

Nicely done.

I recently picked up an old model Ruger Vaquero at a gun show and of course it needed a holster made for it. I wanted something that resembled an original 19th century period holster that is in the Packing Iron book on page 105 (See Photo) but not an exact copy so I came up with this.

Nice rigs.

Nice job.

Not exactly sure what you're meaning. Are you talking about the belt loops?

Thank you.

Thanks everyone. Yeah, the Schofields are pretty nice too. I don't shoot them as well as I shoot the Colts but they are still enjoyable to have. Everyone needs at least one Schofield.