I've had to work harder and more hours than usual all summer and it took away my time and desire to do any leather work. But when I come on the forum and see the beautiful holsters posted by guys like Turnerriver and phenson's masterpieces by Carla Van Horne it makes me want to go out to the shed and start cutting.
Their pictures of some flap holsters made me want to try one for the first time so this past week I took the time to put one together.
Here's some pics of the results and shown with my M18-2. The revolver is wearing some smooth Rosewood targets that I got at the Ohio Gun Collector's show I went to. Also in the pic is a couple of family treasures, Mom's favorite necklace given to her from Dad on one of their many anniversaries and her Father's pocket watch.


As a side note, the targets still had the price sticker on the inside. I'd take a bunch for that price.

Bama,

Great job, great gun and pics. Really great work on that flap.

Regards

Bill

Very cool Buddy.

Like the stocks too

Very nicely done! Those posts have had me thinking along the same lines. I would be really pleased if I had anywhere near the results you did!

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Great job with leatherwork and pics Greg!

Awesome stuff ya got right there that holster is purdy!!!!

Awesome leather work.

Those old photos of state troopers with their crossdraw flapped holsters are way cool. Not sure fast they were, but they sure looked neat.

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Nice....turned out well.

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Lt. Dan, what R U doing here?