Pards!!! Display your FINISHED!!! Small Leather Projects here.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

The sheath came out great, Henrik. Nice work.

[Mattthehunter]

Hey!

This was my first satisfactory gun-related project. My other work is archery leather. The whole reason I got started with leatherwork was because of the great work a of guy on a lever gun forum. It's funny-  it's like I'm walking backwards into CAS. First, I'm getting my the leather together, then the gear and regalia...( luckily, my wife is absolutely willing to sew for me), the guns will be coming last...

Anyway, there are so many tons of great examples and fantastic support on these forums, I had to join.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Looks good Mat. Starting with the leather is a good idea. The build or delivery time usually holds pards up longer than anything. Welcome to the forum. Looking forward to your posts.

[Bill LOGAN]

nice color and border tooling

[Mattthehunter]

~ Marshall Will - thanks! You guys and gals have done a great job of creating something special here!

~ Monsieur Logan -  merci beaucoup! J'aime beaucoup votre site Web ! Très beau travail ! (Babelfish.com)

[cowboy316]

Howdy pards
been a while since i posted in here so i thought id post this holster i just threw together this morning from the vintage tandy holster pack #4418 for a .25 auto
enjoy and feel free to join me on face book
thanks and enjoy
Tim Mickels

[Izzoquazzo]

Just a little starter project. I did a fair amount of leather work in the 70s and am getting back into it to make my kit for cowboy shooting. Have my holsters and belts cut out and getting started on them as well as cuffs, badge holder and such. Anywho, here's my take on the lever wrap. Just a bit of leather in a reddish brown finish and some semi-fancy lacing. I soaked the leather in some Hoppe's #9 hoping to prevent any future rust under it.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Looks nice, Izzoquazzo. Simple and to the point. Thanks for the pics. Looking forward to your other items as you complete them.

[GunClick Rick]

I like that wrap and the horse hair dangle

[Johnny McCrae]

I'm experimenting with making Holsters for my non Cowboy pistols. Here is one I made for my Bersa 380. I'll be making another with a slightly different design for my Smith & Wesson J-Frame Revolver.

Everytime I dye a black Holster or Belt I have to again thank Wolftracker for that wondeful jug of Vinegaroon he gave me.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Looking good Johnny

tEN wOLVES

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Nice, Johnny.  There's nothing better than vinegaroon for black. 

[Johnny McCrae]

Howdy Will & TW,

Many thanks for the kind words and the excellent Forum you Gents run.

Without the the Leather Shop Forum I probably would have never found out about Vinegaroon, Walnut dye and the many other things that help me in making Holsters and other Leather items. In fact it was the Leather Shop that gave me the idea to take a crack at Leather Working back in early 2006.

[KidTerico]

Johnny about time you show some thing you made. VERY NICE WORK. KT

[Johnny McCrae]

Thanks KT

[GunClick Rick]

Yea where you been?All i have are revolvers,gonna have to get a semi one of these days.

[Johnny McCrae]

Here is a detachable Sling I made for a local Deer Hunter's Muzzle Loader.

The end cap was wet-molded and the entire Sling was finished with only Neet's Foot Oil.

[TwoWalks Baldridge]

Here is a detachable Sling I made for a local Deer Hunter's Muzzle Loader.

The end cap was wet-molded and the entire Sling was finished with only Neet's Foot Oil.

Dang Johnny that is plumb nice.  To think I use to just tie a piece of cord on mine. 

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Very nice Johnny, as always pard your work looks great.

     tEN wOLVES 

[Boothill Bob]

Nice work Johnny. Its a good ideea.