Some Revolver Holsters And A Sheath...

[Double Daddy]

Been a while since I posted anything...let me know what's what, folks!

First, a two-tone Avenger style holster for a 3 1/2" Ruger Bisley stainless steel Blackhawk 44mag (Lipsey Exclusive)...Saddle Tan with Basket Weave stamping over Dark Brown and White Thread...with a hammer thong and 2" belt slots. A special thanks to Clay Miller for the new stamp used on this holster...his ever-expanding line of tooling far exceeds my meager skills.

Next, is a field holster for a Ruger Blackhawk 41mag..Saddle Tan with White Thread...simple oil finish...very rustic. Dual belt loop design allows for strong side or cross draw carry.

Finally, a simple hand-sewn knife sheath for a Sharp (Japan) skinning/hunting knife...Saddle tan with White Thread.

As always, I appreciate the input!

[doubleh]

Nice work, double D. I especially like your idea for the strong side/cross draw holster.

[harnessman]

Love the contrasting re-enforcing/overlay look. Nice clean lines. Thanks for sharing

[Double Daddy]

Thanks, doubleh!...Bianchi's Cyclone was the inspiration for this one but I changed the loop design a bit and did my own front shield. It didn't even need the snap closure...retention is REAL good...but the customer insisted...give 'em what they want, I guess. I like how it turned out...gonna do one similar for my own Ruger Bisley 45LC pretty soon...but with a little more embellishment.

Hey, harnessman...I appreciate the compliment! This holster took me a little while to do..still a newb! The hammer thong was completely redundant...even off the belt, this holster has EXCELLENT retention on the weapon...but, once again, customer preference ruled the day. In this case, it kinda added a bit of charm to the piece.

[thelawman01]

I would really like to try something like the thumbreak you did for the 41mag as my first or second holster. I'm thinking about a beltslide for my first holster. I haven't decided yet.

Excellent work!