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About Viking
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OHIO
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Outdoors - Canoeing, fishing, hunting, hiking, marksmanship + bushcraft. Hobbies - leatherworking & Handloading.
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Leatherwork Specialty
Holsters, Knife Sheaths, Belts, pouches, hatbands
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Western Holsters & Cartridge belts, buckskinning, Possibles bags
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Pancake for a Kimber 10mm Rapide
Viking replied to Hags's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Clean work —- looks like a solid functional piece. -
Clean work - looks great!
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Sea Griffin and Sea Drake
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Awesome work on both, really like themed sets like this. may I ask what color dye you used?
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Custom Horizontal Knife sheath
Viking replied to RickPleasant's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Great sheath! And I am also in agreement with nothing carried in the small of back position. I don’t even like the spare rounds that are on my western rigs/belts there. I’m sure it’s great if you are astride a horse but for the rest of us driving around in a car or truck I find anything in the small of back to be super uncomfortable. -
Really unique and creative design. What green dye did you use?
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Great work! Like the concho too, GO NAVY, BEAT ARMY.
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Your lacing skills are a true wonder to behold . After a couple of not great looking results, I stick to sewing and edge burnishing.
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Some recent builds
Viking replied to BigBore's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
Really nice work. One of the nicest chest rigs for a big iron I’ve seen. -
Great work and a really well thought out design.
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Picked up a a relatively inexpensive surplus CZ 83 in the “one true caliber” .32 ACP. Not really a “carry gun” but already having fun with this mild shooter at the range. Nobody seems to be able to find spare mags for them. (In .32)
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Clean work. I’d rather have the back of the trigger guard slightly exposed, and be able to get a good draw grip. As long as nothing can get in and set off the bang switch. With 1911 holsters; I always put a thumb break that snaps under the hammer, as on occasion - I have noticed the manual safety gets clicked off from carrying all day.
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Great work.