Members mattsh Posted October 5, 2010 Members Report Posted October 5, 2010 Inspired by Mr Lobo and all of his posts about the Threepersons holster, I have made one for my daughters 6" Smith 19. Quote "Courage brother, do not stumble, though thy path be dark as night: There is a star to guide the humble, trust in God, and do the right. Let the road be dark and dreary and its end far out of sight. Face it bravely, strong or weary. Trust God, and do the right." - General Norman Schwarzkopf
Ambassador abn Posted October 5, 2010 Ambassador Report Posted October 5, 2010 Simple... Clean... Very nice! Quote
Members jc3persons Posted October 5, 2010 Members Report Posted October 5, 2010 straight to the job and neat,,packing a good smith Quote
Lobo Posted October 6, 2010 Report Posted October 6, 2010 I am truly humbled by your post. The classic Tom Threepersons-style holster holds a special place for me in the evolution of holster design. I made up 3 of these today (about typical for a week's demand), and my carver is completing 5 carved holster patterns and a matching belt right now for customers who appreciate this vintage design. The classic and vintage revolvers just seem to demand an appropriate piece of leather. Thank you for the compliment you have paid to me. You have done a fine piece of work. Best regards. Quote Lobo Gun Leather serious equipment for serious business, since 1972 www.lobogunleather.com
Members Reaper Posted October 6, 2010 Members Report Posted October 6, 2010 sweet! nice Knife too, and the Smith, well it's a Smith and the one shown looks to be in excellent condition. They belong together Quote No sir, he fell into that bullet
Contributing Member Ferg Posted October 6, 2010 Contributing Member Report Posted October 6, 2010 sweet! nice Knife too, and the Smith, well it's a Smith and the one shown looks to be in excellent condition. They belong together My Son-in-law hand carves wooden grips for some of the elite owners of S&W, many of us ordinary folks also ferg Quote
Members Reaper Posted October 7, 2010 Members Report Posted October 7, 2010 My Son-in-law hand carves wooden grips for some of the elite owners of S&W, many of us ordinary folks also ferg Cool, does he(your son in-law) have a web site? I have a friend I shoot with every week who is kind of a S&W fan. Cliff Walsh, he beat Jerry Miculek for the 2009 Nationals, he is always interested in tweaking out or dressing up one of his collection customs. Quote No sir, he fell into that bullet
Contributing Member Ferg Posted October 7, 2010 Contributing Member Report Posted October 7, 2010 Cool, does he(your son in-law) have a web site? I have a friend I shoot with every week who is kind of a S&W fan. Cliff Walsh, he beat Jerry Miculek for the 2009 Nationals, he is always interested in tweaking out or dressing up one of his collection customs. I had done a web site for him couple years ago. He has a son that works for Hasbro who decided Dad needed a more modern "viewing" than I gave him, I guess. Don't know what the URL is for the new site at this time, will post it later. I have attached a photo of a set of grips he done, you may enjoy seeing the quality of his work. Quote
Members Reaper Posted October 7, 2010 Members Report Posted October 7, 2010 Those are absolutely sweet, I am sure Cliff would want some made up. Quote No sir, he fell into that bullet
Members mattsh Posted October 7, 2010 Author Members Report Posted October 7, 2010 WOW! those are some major sweet lookin grips. Kudos to your son-in-law. Quote "Courage brother, do not stumble, though thy path be dark as night: There is a star to guide the humble, trust in God, and do the right. Let the road be dark and dreary and its end far out of sight. Face it bravely, strong or weary. Trust God, and do the right." - General Norman Schwarzkopf
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