Pros, Please read this.

[E.R.Beaumont]

Greetings and Salutations to one and all.
All you Professional Holster Makers out there might want to think about this.

A pard sent me a PM about some Pistol Scabards I made that were pictured in a post.  He said as how he admired them and wanted a pair for his Irons and asked me if I had some for sale.  I told him that I was flattered and appreciative of His kind words, but I ain't in the business. 

I advised him to find a Pro and have them make him up a pair.  I told him as how I didn't mind cause I probably stole it from Packin Iron anyway.  It might be a good idea to put a note in your signature line letting pards know that you are in the business, and willing to make what they want.

Just my two bits in the kitty.
Regards, Beaumont

[jiminy criquet]

The thing is, unless you have the exact model gun (or object) that the individual needs leather for, it is almost impossible to get a decent fit (at least for me it is) ...and not many 'hobby' holster makers have the dummy pistol molds necessary to be 'in the business' per se ....I sure don't.  I suppose someone could send their firearm to have it fit to the leather ...but these days...that seems a little much to ask.

Oh, I see.....you said 'professional'...well, that leaves me out