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That looks really awesome CedarCreek. I've only made one holster and I have a question for you. What is the reason for the spacer leather that run below the trigger guard and barrel, is it because of the width of the pistol?

Thanks,

Butch

Thanks, the reason I put in the spacers is because of the width of the trigger guard as well as the rest of the gun. It allows me to narrow up the profile of the holster some. Without the welt the holster would have the be much wider just so I could get the main seam sewn up. If I was building a holster for a colt 1873 style pistol I would use the same spacer except I would tamper it down to nothing once I got past the trigger guard. Hope that made since.

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Now those are NICE holsters !!

www.desbiensgunleather.com

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Nice job, Nice holster and a conversation piece gun!!! I have had one of those for years it's as much fun to talk about as it is to own. YOur wife did good what did you get her??

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Wow! Very cool.

Love the chunky design.

Nice work indeed>

Karl

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It looks to me like your stitching is near to perfect, I'm envious! Did you groove for the stitches or not? It doesn't appear so from the pictures. Beautiful work.

Scott

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It looks to me like your stitching is near to perfect, I'm envious! Did you groove for the stitches or not? It doesn't appear so from the pictures. Beautiful work.

Scott

Yes, I put a groove line for all the stitches, inside and out. Thanks everyone for the comments. I think the next project will be a shoulder holster.

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That is a nice looking holster

Your stitching is so nice and even, and I like that you did back stitch at

pressure points..I try to do that also. Most of my work is in sheaths but

I'm making more holsters. I have a couple samples on show tables when

I go to gun shows. I have to try to use my cowboy guns for fit for the

samples I have on the table, or I borrow a friends guns.

I do have one air pellet gun i'm going to use as a pattern for a pancake

holster, but it may be too big. My real gun has a site on so i can't use

it for a pattern.

JoAnn

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