Fury Holster

[Dwight]

Sometimes making a leather project . . . can be tiring if not just plain aggravating.

Got a request some time back for a shoulder holster like Brad Pitt wore in Fury.

Had a time getting the pattern right . . . but finally did.

Finished it yesterday . . . put it together today and put it on . . . dang I like this thing.

But we all have to have something to keep us covid busy.

May God bless,
Dwight

(pictures posted in the gallery)

Edited December 17, 2020 by Dwight

[chuck123wapati]

5 minutes ago, Dwight said:

Sometimes making a leather project . . . can be tiring if not just plain aggravating.

Got a request some time back for a shoulder holster like Brad Pitt wore in Fury.

Had a time getting the pattern right . . . but finally did.

Finished it yesterday . . . put it together today and put it on . . . dang I like this thing.

But we all have to have something to keep us covid busy.

May God bless,
Dwight

(pictures posted in the gallery)

I was looking at that, awesome work indeed. Yea getting that curve right is kinda tricky. When i made mine i was wishing for my moms old sewing dummy, it sure would have made it much easier to get the shape around the shoulder.

[Double Daddy]

Excellent work, Sir...actually looks fairly comfortable, unlike some shoulder rigs...that serpentine stamped belt added just a touch of p'zazz to the rig, too. 

[Dwight]

51 minutes ago, Double Daddy said:

Excellent work, Sir...actually looks fairly comfortable, unlike some shoulder rigs...that serpentine stamped belt added just a touch of p'zazz to the rig, too. 

Thanks, Double Daddy . . . and it is comfortable . . . more so than any other one I've ever worn.

I almost didn't do the serpentine . . . there is only one place in the whole movie that I could see that . . . and it was a fluke that I even found it.

Then I pondered if they even used that kind of stamp . . . back in 1944 / 1945 . . . but went with "that was the original" so I did it.

May God bless,

Dwight