Show off your leather

[Jerry H]

Geoff & Tubby
If there is a TBH happy hour give me a heads up

Geoff you have my number ------ hook a brother up

[Blood Trail]

Geoff & Tubby
If there is a TBH happy hour give me a heads up

Geoff you have my number ------ hook a brother up

Jerry, where ya been brother?! I'll set up one real soon!

[Geezy Rider]

Geoff & Tubby
If there is a TBH happy hour give me a heads up

Geoff you have my number ------ hook a brother up

You betcha Jerry.

[White Falcon]

Made for a friends 1930 ax, Some day I will do some tooling, haven't done forabout 40 yrs!

[Draco]

Good looking ax sheath there.

[Trapper Keeper]

Great stuff

[Jerry H]

Nice looking work everybody.

Jerry, where ya been brother?! I'll set up one real soon!

I've been busy cleaning up my work area so my pictures look as good as Tubby's

Here is my holster for my S&W 9 mil. I used balck thread to have something a little different, not sure if I like that thread.





Up next is a shoulder holster for “my plinking pistol”

[White Falcon]

This might give you some ideas, I made it several years ago! Can be worn on either side, I like cross draw myself!

[Draco]

Did you use the original holster for a pistol with a scope that was made for the Contender, as an inspiration for yours? I can't remember the maker but it was very expensive even back in the sixties.

[Jerry H]

White Falcon that’s a nice looking holster, but I have already started cutting pieces using a pattern in Al Stohlman’s book.

I may make something similar to what you made for my T/C Contender.

I see several of us have the same taste in wheel guns, I love my Rugers ------ wished I had a few more of them.

[White Falcon]

No Draco, It was my idea and pattern. There is a piece of tin sewn in the front of the scope opening also to keep it open.
I loves Rugers, I have some! The hard part was getting the shoulder belt fit!!

[Tubby]

These are a few Case Trapper belt sheaths I'm working on.

[Tubby]

This was a special project I've been working off and on now for a few months. Chris (Ouch) has been more than patient with me on this and I think it came out good. As I was going along, "IF" I were to make another one, I know of a few things I would change. Overall, I'm proud of it and I hope it works out for you Chris.

Chris' Legal File Folder case. Open top, no flap, able to stand up on it's own. Tri-weave, hand made handles from scratch. 8/9 oz leather front and back, 4/5oz leather bottom and sides. Antique Tan stain. All hand stitched with a single needle saddle stitch.

[Draco]

Beautiful work Tubby. I bet your fingers got sore before you finished stitching that thing.

[cd7467]

Very cool stuff