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[chasman52]

I've been here awhile mostly lurking and learning. I'll confess to being a little hesitant, but I really like making holsters.

I want to get better and branch out to belts and bags.

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[bikermutt07]

Looks good to me. Thanks for sharing

[chasman52]

Thanks

[CaptQuirk]

Those look really good. The one on the top... maybe find a clip with a slightly narrower back? It looks like you were running out of room back there.

[Currahee]

Looks good man. I use a similar design for carry holsters myself. I would definitely not be ashamed of the work you did here brother.

[VMTinajero]

On the brown holster, I would make the quilting design a little smaller. It will show off the design better & make it look richer...when it is spaced too big it makes it look like it's only a portion of the design, rather than the design itself, if you get what I'm trying to say.

[NickH]

Looks clean I would try a bigger thread. Was that done by hand or machine stitch? 

[chasman52]

3 hours ago, NickH said:

Looks clean I would try a bigger thread. Was that done by hand or machine stitch? 

It was all done by hand.

[chasman52]

On 1/31/2017 at 11:00 PM, CaptQuirk said:

Those look really good. The one on the top... maybe find a clip with a slightly narrower back? It looks like you were running out of room back there.

I agree about the clip. You just can't get a CANT with those.

[chasman52]

On 2/1/2017 at 4:50 AM, Currahee said:

Looks good man. I use a similar design for carry holsters myself. I would definitely not be ashamed of the work you did here brother.

Thanks I'm liking this look. My friend/customer really likes it too.

On 2/10/2017 at 2:05 PM, VMTinajero said:

On the brown holster, I would make the quilting design a little smaller. It will show off the design better & make it look richer...when it is spaced too big it makes it look like it's only a portion of the design, rather than the design itself, if you get what I'm trying to say.

I agree it'll look better to tighten up the pattern , but that has to be the biggest pistol I've done sofar.