Black Rose SAA holster

[plinkercases]

Got itchy and worked on this last night and tonight. I think my flowers and leaves are progressing but the fern and vine stuff has a long way to go. Sadly the vines and fern under the strap look the best....This based on the Will G pattern we have seen a lot of lately. Great pattern. This is built with the Tandy Warrior shoulder which I bought to make some economical runs of a particular airgun holster which wasn't tooled and it seems the leather doesn't hold the pebble back grounding too well but not bad on the  deeper stuff.

 

[Eddie Q]

I like that a lot !! I'm a newbie and getting obsessed on making belts and holsters. very addicting !!

By the way I'm from Lincoln County New Mexico. Home of Billy The Kid. Hopefully I can progress on my work, been focusing

on late 1800 holsters.

[bushpilotmexico]

Looks great...I have always wanted to carve leather and wish I had the talent.

[plinkercases]

I have been at it a few years snow and am still a newbie! I agree on the addiction for sure.... I have always loved western leather gear whether gun leather or saddles and tack. Not a lot of famous gun fighter outlaws from Toronto from the era but we did have the Boyd Gang.

Thanks BPM no harm in giving it a go. I am always reading and watching resources on how to do it  and has been said her many time...practice practice practice... which I don't get enough of but am happy with a little progress when I do get at it.

[alpha2]

I'm kind of at the same stage as you. I've found that with the fern and vine stuff, less is more, and be sure to angle the veiner tool just a bit more than you think you need to.

Good looking holster!

[plinkercases]

Agreed....Veiners need laser sights...... and I need way more practice.