Will Ghormley rigs as done by some of us.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

  Very nice Skeet, as always you work is top notch.


                 tEN wOLVES 

[GunClick Rick]

I wonder if Will has a pattern for a possibles bag???I always wanted to try making my own~~


Man Skeet,that is some mighty fine work! I sure admire you guys with patience to do that stuff..

[Skeeter Lewis]

Clicker, you're not wrong. There's a mountain of work in saddle pockets. Apologies for the lousy pic, but it shows the various parts...

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Beautiful, Skeet. Very fine tooling pattern.

[GunClick Rick]

Clicker, you're not wrong. There's a mountain of work in saddle pockets. Apologies for the lousy pic, but it shows the various parts...

I have ADD,to me that's finished!

[buckskin billy]

howdy yall,
i would like to jump in here on this.
here is my rig i made using will's pattern. slim jim holsters dyed in black wal nut hulls. will's belt pattern with one of his buckles.
i altered one of his carving patterns to fit on the knife sheath. beldaque made by allen harrison

[GunClick Rick]

Made just like i like "em" go ahade on and send it to me~~I like that belt loop I'll send ya an old hide to tan

[Dalton Masterson]

Here's a Johnny Ringo with antiqued hardware. In the sunlight it has a nice chocolatey brownish tint to it.
DM

[GunClick Rick]

OOOOOO Dats nice DM!! You be playin fer blood!

[Dalton Masterson]

Im yer huckleberry, GCR.....
Thanks!

[Chuck 100 yd]

I love Will`s patterns. I have done a few.

[DarbyFett]

I feel bad posting this here, tainting up all these beautiful pieces. There are 50 things wrong with it, but I haven't been doing much leatherwork recently. I really need to work on applying dye.

[Chuck 100 yd]

DarbyFett , Hay that looks just fine. I like my working rigs on the simple side ,
and those dolled up ones are just for lookin and wall hangin. 

[DarbyFett]

Thank you Chuck! My only real problem is the stitches don't sit into the groove, I think the thread I'm using is too thick. And I usually put a groove a long the opening but just plain for got this time and it really stands out to me. But that's just cause I put one on every holster I do.

[Massive]

I would like to add a 5-6 oz lining on a hog, or possibly add a 6 oz lining to Flames holster, which has a pigskin lining already.  What kind of impact would that kind of change have on the pattern.

[will ghormley]

Hey Massive,

You would have to fold a paper holster pattern in half.  Then, cut it along the fold line.  I haven't added a liner that heavy, but my guess would be to add about 3/8" between the two halves.  Then, add 3/8" to each edge where the main stem is sewn.  That would throw the spacing between the tooling pattern and the edge of the leather off.  Visually, this could be compensated for by moving the border of the tooling in 3/8" at the top and bottom.

Like I said, I haven't added a liner that heavy to the HOG pattern, but that should get you close.  It may need to be wet fitted to compensate in case it is a little tight.

Hope that helps.
Will

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Here's one of my Will Ghromley rigs, it's a Cheyenne style , with money belt.

   tEN wOLVES 

[GunClick Rick]

HOT DANG!!! That is nice nice nice! Floyd says he knows that feller,his name is Tim Burr Rattlin~

He says that rig is sssssssssssssssssssssssmokin!!!

[Massive]

Thanks Will!  First thing I am going to do is study some of the patterns of yours I have and see how the lined and unlined ones compare.  I have the hog pattern on CAD, so I can stretch it, and I can resize the drawing.  I don't mind having to do one just to work kinks out in the pattern.

[Ned Buckshot]

Hey Rick

I know a cowboy shooter from Oklahoma whose name is Tim Burr Rattler!