The New SHOW US YER STUFF Thread #4 Now Closed for Reference Only

[KidTerico]

Skeeter beautiful leather work. KT

[Skeeter Lewis]

Thanks, Kid.

[Camano Ridge]

1861 Federal style cap box. Customer wanted russet. He did not want the shearling inside. He intends to carry a Cash Snail Capper in it.

[Boothill Bob]

Nice work CR, just love it.. Where can I buy that kind of brass stud?

[Camano Ridge]

Boothill, you can get them from Blockaderunners. THe last ones I bought I got from David Carrico, you might contact him and see if he still has some to sell.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Nice work, Camano. Looks good.

[Kid Cavalier]

For the Gaelic among us.

[Kid Cavalier]

Back view

[Kid Cavalier]

Right Holster

[Kid Cavalier]

Left Holster

[Camano Ridge]

Matt, very nice looking rig. Have not seen you on here in some time.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

That's one classy rig, Kid. Looks really good. Obviously you've been busy working leather. Thanks for the pics.

[reno]

If you want a rig that looks like it came out of the 1800s, here are two gun belts and holsters made for me by Scott Kreiman of CamanoRidge Custom Leather. I have had many rigs but these are as good as they come. Full 40 bullet loops and toe plugs in the holsters. Does'nt get any better than these. Scott is on many of these forums look for his stuff. If you want his address here it is,

CamanoRidge Custom Leather
Scott Kreiman
940 Hoppy Trail Way
Camano Island, WA. 98282
425-280-1962

NCOWS # 810
Reno

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Kid, beautiful work pard....

tEN wOLVES

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

RENO, CCL did you well, your rig looks like it steped right out of the eighteen hundreds, thanks for the look see pard...

tEN wOLVES 

[Skeeter Lewis]

Kid C - very impressive work.

Ditto, Camano.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Reno, he sure does fine work. You have a keeper with that rig. Thanks for posting the pics.

[brenn]

This is my first set of western holsters.  Other than these, I have only made 2 J frame holsters and an IWB holster for a Walther PPK, so I am pretty new a leatherworking and holster making.

[Camano Ridge]

Brenn, for not having made many holsters those look pretty darn good.

[brenn]

Brenn, for not having made many holsters those look pretty darn good.

Thanks.  I need to make some more, but those took me a good 8 hours per holster, mainly because they are made from 2 layers of about 4-6 oz. leather, so they are smooth-side leather inside and out.  It seems like an unlined rig would be pretty easy.

The little J frame holster is my original pattern (I used a Tandy El Dorado pattern for the western holsters).  It's a cross draw I wear a lot in the summer and I recently made my father a straight drop like it, with a matching belt.