WALK'N DRAW BUSCADERO by SLYE

[Slye]

an new rig pour the CAS, with an holster buscadero on the right, and an holster on the belt on the left, together "walk'n draw", the two holsters on the same slope, in "forward rake", and automatically the left holster become a "cross draw"

full grain leather plonged 3/3,5mm (with the lining approximately 5 mm)
completly doubled and lined

the right holster buscadero


the left holster on the belt



cut of the leath


the lining


détails  of girth and skirts


détails of topstitchings of the passer-by and the safety strap, and the concho dollar


détails of the end plug and the knee strap


détails of the double sewings of reinforcement


the cartridge belt reported and the "eye" of the buscadero


the belt before and after the work of the slices


the holster is blocked in "eye" of buscadero





the cross draw is higher on the belt

[Red Cent]

Very, very nice work Slye.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Beautiful work Sly, thanks for sharing with us...


    tEN wOLVES 

[KidTerico]

Sly absolution awesome. KT

[Bugscuffle]

Wow!! That's nice work. I love the buckstitch and the rough out on the holster makes the gun really stand out. Is that 5/32" lace in the buckstitch?

[GunClick Rick]

WOW!! If i saw someone wearing that i would walk way-----------around him---------->

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Looks really good, Slye. I like those dollar conchos. They're a nice effect.

[Boothill Bob]

Beautiful work Sly. I like the idea

[GunClick Rick]

Just a note to Sly,my friend from France says hello,i went to see him yesterday,he is a chef at a resteruant called Monets,he makes delicous pastries and candies,when i go there i always get my goodies..pictures next time.

That rig is awsome!!

[Slye]

Thanks a lot at all

I don't understand about buckstich? Can you explain me?

our best regards from France and our pastries..............

[Bugscuffle]

It's the pattern that you have around the edges. With the contrasting, white lace it comes out looking look a line of tiny little white parallelograms separated my tiny little brown parallelograms. It looks great.

[Red Cent]

[Bugscuffle]

Red Cent, I believe that he already knows "HOW". Just look at the fine work that he did. He just wants to know "WHAT" it is that he did. He may not be familiar with that terminology.

[Slye]

clearly we know the buckstich 
but like there is no buckstich on our rig, we don't understand this terminology

it's true that our stiching are the same look of a "little buckstich", that it's logical because we used needles like awl
when our holster is finished, we put in hot water with oil...and after we crush the stiching with modeler , that it's do stand out the parallelograms

( it's not easy to explain to you....)

[GunClick Rick]

I would not worry about it,you are such a professional!!! Every one here has such thier own way,it is awsome for me to see it all!

Thank you for letting me hang out and look.