First holster for first gun

[jbird]

Oh yes this is a very nice you have a very nice eye for quality.

Josh

PS nice stitch is it by hand

[Crystal]

Thank you, Karl!

Thanks, Josh- All hand sewing. (I need a sewing machine, too. )

Crystal

[Lui]

I say its a great job, the sewing is attention to detail is very good and 1911s is a great choice too.

[ArtS]

You are setting teh bar high in both guns and holsters! Super job.

Art

[Crystal]

Thanks, Lui and Art.

I am looking and seeing things I'll try differently next time. This was a fun project and one that I never thought I would be attempting.

Crystal

[TN leather]

WOW!

That is nice work. I do not think my sticthing will ever look that clean.

I am more of a revolver man myself, but I did look at these and really like the laser sight coming with it.

[gregintenn]

First try??!! Really????????????? That looks great!

[Crystal]

Thank you, both. What a blast from the past! March of 09. Where'd the time go? My leatherwork has gotten better, but the shooting... not so much.

Crystal

[TexasJack]

Very nice job on the holster!

Of course, you gotta have a nice holster for a Kimber.

[gregintenn]

Crystal, To change the subject a bit, I'll tell you that I bought a GSG 1911 chambered in 22LR a while back. It shoots great, has a good trigger, good ajustable sights, and more. It costed $300, and is a great practice gun to help you improve with your Kimber. Ammunition is a fraction of the cost, and the pistol looks, feels, and functions just like yours. I'll bet you'd like one as well.