Law Enforcement Rig

[BillinOK]

This rig was done for a deputy. The belt is a ranger style belt. The holster was lined and reinforced by request of the deputy. Saddle tan stain was used, then a good rubbing with lexol. This was made prior to me getting a sewing machine, so it was all hand sewn.

[BillinOK]

This rig was done for a deputy. The belt is a ranger style belt. The holster was lined and reinforced by request of the deputy. Saddle tan stain was used, then a good rubbing with lexol. This was made prior to me getting a sewing machine, so it was all hand sewn.

Sorry for the large picture. For some reason I've lost the edit button ???

[DoubleAdobe]

This rig was done for a deputy. The belt is a ranger style belt. The holster was lined and reinforced by request of the deputy. Saddle tan stain was used, then a good rubbing with lexol. This was made prior to me getting a sewing machine, so it was all hand sewn.

That is a fine looking rig there. Bill. And I know how much work went in to it as well. You did good, that deputy will get you some more business no doubt.

[OSOK]

I've been in law enforcement for 23 years. I'd wear that rig in a heart beat! Excellent job!

All I've made so far are concealment holsters and knife sheaths, all hand stitched...I can't immagine how sore your hands were after all that work!!!

[BillinOK]

Thanks so much guys. I've been in law enforcement for 30+ years. Yes my fingers were sore from the sewing, especially that holster. Had to use pliers to pull the needle through. Wish I would have had my present Tippman aerostitch, it walks right through that thick leather! What a relief.