ArtS Posted January 19, 2008 Report Posted January 19, 2008 That is beautiful craftsmanship! Someday I want to make one for myself and the saddle. I'm a big RR fan. Check out this link for one for sale on the RR site. Over $2500! http://www.royrogers.com/shop-index.html ArtS Quote Art Schwab "You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself." – Galileo Galilei
Members Myriam Posted March 21, 2008 Members Report Posted March 21, 2008 Just awesome work. Totally awesome. Hope I can get that good one day. Hope you found the right buyer! Quote Myriam Myriam's Leather Work Dakota Braiding and Leatherwork
Members BWH Posted May 20, 2011 Members Report Posted May 20, 2011 Good Morning, Please find picture of the Roy Rogers Reproduction Gun Belt and Holster set I just finished. This rig took about 60 hours from start to finish. It is made from 8/9oz leather with 4/5oz leather lining. The belt is 3.5” wide and is set at 39” center it will go down to 37” and up to 41”. This rig is completely carved even under the billet straps and the holster flaps are also carved. I have attached a retention strap to this rig that is blind stitched. That means you do not see it from the front side of the belt. It also has two access entry points in the back of the belt that allow to change the buckle if you so desire.. These points allow the screws on the buckle to be sub- surface , so as not to mar the leather . There are hammer thongs on each holster. There are 36 bullet loops for 45 or 44 caliber bullets. The holsters are made for a Colt SAA 45, The toes of the holsters are open so any length barrel should work. Oil has been applied to the rig and two separate dies were applied. The finish is a satin sheen that allows for a moisture barrier. This rig is completely leather lined. The only thing you see when you look at the back is the thread and entry points to change the buckle. The ornamentation consists of nickel spots and a very special buckle set on the belt. The holster bands are laired between the top leather and lining so you do not see them from the back side. The hammer thongs were also configured in the same way. You will also notice that the buckle sets on the holsters match the buckle set on the gun belt Quote
Members cottoncreek Posted May 20, 2011 Members Report Posted May 20, 2011 (edited) Yep that is real good. Saw this and posted mine elsewhere. Edited May 21, 2011 by cottoncreek Quote
Members Leatherbaron Posted January 31, 2012 Members Report Posted January 31, 2012 Good Morning, Please find picture of the Roy Rogers Reproduction Gun Belt and Holster set I just finished. This rig took about 60 hours from start to finish. It is made from 8/9oz leather with 4/5oz leather lining. The belt is 3.5" wide and is set at 39" center it will go down to 37" and up to 41". This rig is completely carved even under the billet straps and the holster flaps are also carved. I have attached a retention strap to this rig that is blind stitched. That means you do not see it from the front side of the belt. It also has two access entry points in the back of the belt that allow to change the buckle if you so desire.. These points allow the screws on the buckle to be sub- surface , so as not to mar the leather . There are hammer thongs on each holster. There are 36 bullet loops for 45 or 44 caliber bullets. The holsters are made for a Colt SAA 45, The toes of the holsters are open so any length barrel should work. Oil has been applied to the rig and two separate dies were applied. The finish is a satin sheen that allows for a moisture barrier. This rig is completely leather lined. The only thing you see when you look at the back is the thread and entry points to change the buckle. The ornamentation consists of nickel spots and a very special buckle set on the belt. The holster bands are laired between the top leather and lining so you do not see them from the back side. The hammer thongs were also configured in the same way. You will also notice that the buckle sets on the holsters match the buckle set on the gun belt Well I would say "Shit hot gunbelts" i like em Terry Quote
Members malabar Posted January 31, 2012 Members Report Posted January 31, 2012 (edited) This rig will sell for $950.00 to the right buyer I would have guessed double that. I've see people pay more than $1,000 for a rig that is nowhere near that quality, nor has that degree of ornamentation. You don't think you could get $1,200? I'm stunned. tk Edited January 31, 2012 by malabar Quote
Members volpert Posted January 31, 2012 Members Report Posted January 31, 2012 gorgeous rig!!!! Quote
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