Been a while, thought I would post some interesting ones.

[chiefjason]

Wrapped these up and customer is coming to get them Sat.  

 

S&W Airlight PD in .44 mag.  High fiber optic front sight was particularly annoying.  

 

.32 Auto Luger, Erma-Werke, W German made.  Cool little single clip IWB.  Dwight inspired fold over from the trigger.  

 

 

1911 Commander.  Closed toe per customer request.

[Red Cent]

When did you start using white thread :)?

Very clean and neat. Great job.

 

[Chief31794]

Sharp looking holsters,

 

Chief

[chiefjason]

6 hours ago, Red Cent said:

When did you start using white thread :)?

Very clean and neat. Great job.

 

It's actually cream.  Might be the sunlight playing tricks.  But me things you might be messing with me.........  Keep it up and I'll post the black with white lizard and white stitch.  That one was, interesting.  

[Red Cent]

no, no, not that one!!

[plinkercases]

I think I really like the idea of the purposeful (?) "keyhole" look in the belt slots on the1911 commander.

I have always been challenged making the slots with either hole punched ands and cut or with bag/oblong punches... I guess I could always invest in a 1.75 inch bag punch.

But that does  look neat thanks.

[chiefjason]

Plinker,  can't recall the punch number offhand but I cut the slots out with a 1.5" French skiving knife if that helps.  Works like a charm.  I have a punch but it's way too thin for a gun belt.  

[Red Cent]

I have turned to the keyhole look. I put a bigger hole on the ends, then use the 20 ton press. This allows the holster to flex rather than have two 90 degree turns as the belt is going in and coming out. To me it makes a pancake a lot more comfortable to wear and uses less belt.