Some Mexican Loops

[Brushpopper]

Some of my work...

[Brushpopper]

Here's a pile of stuff -

[craftsman827]

THOSE ARE SOME SWEEEEET LOOKIN HOLSTERS !!!

[MonicaJacobson]

Very nice! I especially like the first one, the fifth one, and the last, plain one.

[Rohn]

Those are all very beautiful. You do really nice carvings.

[keplerts]

_{Wow, Very nice work! Your carvings and designs are great! What type and size of leather? What is the finish?}

_{Great work!}

_Tom

[Brushpopper]

Thanks, compadres. I use 8/9 ounce vegetable-tanned leather. I never dye - I apply a coat of pure olive oil and then give the leather a suntan. That way I try to duplicate an old-time finish. They rarely dyed way back.

[Samalan]

WoW Wish i could do that very nice work!

[Wild Bill46]

I too wish, I was that well versed in tooling, and for that matter design as well.

Just like Monica I liked the 1st, but then straight on through the 8th picture as well. Super nice work !

[Jimbob]

yeahhhhh....your work....haha...you wish!!!

You went back in time in a secret time machine and ended up in southern Montana in a Hardware and supply store and bought all the holsters the clerk had in stock....then you went back in time and showing it off here....hahaaaaaaa.....

Super nice craftsmanship, sharp tooling and sooooo authentic looking.....very well done...Ohhh and when you go the next time can I come too...I need an original SA Colt in 45 or sooo.....and a few Winchesters and, and....and....aaahhhhmm.

[Steve75]

Wow! All of the holsters are nicely executed.

[Brushpopper]

Thanks pards. Much appreciated.