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Photoman, what is the first holster you posted a picture of? Is it a pocket or belt slide?
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Blackhawk SERPA for J-frame
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El Paso Saddlery Allegiance and Mod 60-15 with Rosewood Fluer-de-lis's
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Here's a couple that I've made.
Crossdraw tuckable
IWB or OWB strong side. If you remove the straps it can be used as OWB.
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Here's a couple that I've made.
Crossdraw tuckable
IWB or OWB strong side. If you remove the straps it can be used as OWB.
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Very Impressive!!
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Very Impressive!!
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I agree - very nice. Did you hand-stitch those, Dog?
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Thanks for the kind works guys.
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Yes I did. It takes a bit more time but I think it does a much better job. I'm working on a strong side IWB tuckable right now. I'll post pictures when it's done.
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can't get my computer to do my bidding so no pics... galco combat master is the best. pocket holster is galco horsehide. desantis is good, but galco is better...
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Thanks for the kind works guys.
Yes I did. It takes a bit more time but I think it does a much better job. I'm working on a strong side IWB tuckable right now. I'll post pictures when it's done.
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Ill be looking for it. Care to share any tips?
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Howdy Gdog,
Great looking holsters,very nice stitching and
beautiful colors. Great planning on the features
I must say too.
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Boy, that sure looks familiar...
oh yeah, that's it, I copied you!
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Here's the one I use most. I put a black strap on it because I wear a black belt most the time and the one strap does not show up much even when I tuck my shirt.
Who said a IWB couldn't be pretty.
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Model 60 w/ a Bianchi OWB holster - I still like the strap vs. the thumbsnap better.
Model 63 w/ Target grips & an older Hunter holster.
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Sure, what would you like to know?
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raincitywheel, Is that a bucheimer? what model?
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Quote: It is marked B37 62 with the S&W logo, Unquote
The B37 is the type of holster and the 62 means it is for a two inch revolver.
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Vintage Bucheimer Combat LH.
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I just made this horse hide pocket carrier for my newly acquired beauty.....
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I really like the horsehide Rayban, these are my 2 favorites I've made for myself - a pocket and a belt carry.
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Show off your J frame leather
Here are a few Myres J frame holsters.
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Nice!
How is horsehide to work with compared to veg tan?
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Nice!
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Horse isn't as pliable, doesn't take carving or stamping very well compared to cow.....but I love working with it.
I especially like it's "character marks" that shows up so nicely when dyed and finished.
It's different than cow to work with, but I wouldn't say it's any more difficult.
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One I just made for when I want to carry the 637 OWB.
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I've changed holsters since my last post in this thread. I now carry my 642 in a customized Wraith IWB holster by Seth's Gun Leather.
I hope people aren't getting tired of me posting this picture, but I really like this holster. 
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Almost forgot about this one, the Bianchi #55L Lightning holster. Designed to fit Centennial hammerless revolvers, and also revolvers fitted with Bianchi Lightning hammer shroud grips.
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Thought I'd add this to the splendor in this thread!
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Chief's Chief's Special in a Lou Alessi IWB holster. I have been carrying it in this since I got it. Beautiful simplicity.
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S&W 442 in a Monica Kuehn CSO.
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by Purdy Leather.........
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^ ummm......
Now the nice folks at Purdy are getting a bunch of my money.
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I love this thread!
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here is a pic of my Bodyguard .38 in a cheap paddle holster and Pro Carry Deep Comfort (IWB) holster from the holster store. have not worn it yet but looks nice and feels great. looking forward to a few other holsters Ive ordered to show up in the next week or two.
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ryan grizzle iwb:
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I have carried two Chief Specials frequently, usually as a BUG. I carry a model 37 in a Desantis elastic ankle holster or an old Cobra Gunskin leather ankle holster. In the winter I carry it in a pocket holster built into my 5-11 parka. My model 60 started out in 1986 in a Cobra Gunskin, the a Desantis and most recently, a Galco shoulder holster and a Blackhawk CQC holster. When I carry the Model 60 as a trail gun I am partial to the Blackhawk holster. I used the Galco shoulder holster for my BUG when working plainclothes. Nothing special, just working leather.
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Sideguard clip worn AIWB
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Another Ryan Grizzle holster. This is my old 37 in his "Country Boy" model.
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With the exception of a Mika Round Cut Pocket Holster and a Galco Ankle Glove (both not shown)
these are the J-Frame holsters I use on a regular basis.
Here are the other two I mentioned that were not shown in the above photo......
I didn't want them to feel left out 
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Here's three J Frame beauties made for me by Forum Member BAMABIKER . . . just a great job.
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My 940 in an Andrews OWB
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36 no dash
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El Paso for 5" J-frame
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