made a holster for my target model Remmie

BConklin · Feb 9, 2011

Posted this in the holster section - but I think black powder folks might appreciate it more.

My fourth holster - my own design, a crossdraw for my Uberti Target Model 1858 Remington.

Cowhide line with calfskin, all hand stitched, no rivets. Got some things I want to change when I make another one - but I like it. Hope you like it too.

BConklin · Feb 9, 2011

and.....

Moptop · Feb 9, 2011

Very, very nice work!

arcticap · Feb 9, 2011

Great job! I really like how it's designed to accommodate the rear sight.

BHP FAN · Feb 9, 2011

Really nice work. I like the sanded seam. Very professional.

Jaymo · Feb 9, 2011

Beautiful. I need one of those for my regular 8" Pietta Rem New Army, one for my Pedersoli 20gauge howdah pistol, one for my 51 Colt Navy, and 5.5" Pietta Rem New Army. All left handed of course.

towboat_er · Feb 9, 2011

Great job. Looks great!!!!!!!!

BConklin · Feb 10, 2011

Thanks guys!

Jaymo - wrap all them guns up (except for the colt - I have one) tuck a $400 bill in the bundle and send it all to me - I'll get started on 'em.

Dudemeister · Feb 10, 2011

Beautiful work. Is the belt loop closed, or did you put in a spring steel plate to use it as a clip on?

BConklin · Feb 10, 2011

Dude - the belt loop is closed

ClemBert · Feb 10, 2011

Kewl! Nice work. Thanks for sharing!

Noz · Feb 10, 2011

Nicely done.

J-Bar · Feb 10, 2011

Clean beats fancy every time. Keep up the good work.

BCRider · Feb 11, 2011

I like how you angled the belt loop so the gun and holster will hang at the right angle insted of trying to shift to vertical like the other cross draw holsters I've used. Very, very nice.

Bluehawk · Feb 11, 2011

Nicely done...simple...functional...eye appealing...the way it should be!

madcratebuilder · Feb 11, 2011

Nice work, the edges are great. I don't have the knack for leather work, good thing they make dye to cover my mistakes.

BConklin · Feb 11, 2011

Thanks again folks!

Madcrate - I sure do enjoy working with leather....the only thing is I had to trim my clawhammer banjo playing fingernails off so I don't get the leather all marked up when I'm wet molding holsters.

The first time I tried to make a folding knife case I ruined several hours of work in an instant when I noticed all the gouges in the wet leather caused by my fingernails. :uhoh:

Bluehawk · Feb 12, 2011

BConklin...
like you I love leatherworking but have to really be in the mood to do it since it can take awhile to complete.
I dont know if I showed any holsters I've made in this Forum and please forgive me if it seems like I'm highjacking your thread but here is an example of a cowboy rig I made in the not too distant past.
I'ts made for my Bisley-Vaquero (old syle, large frame) 5 1/2" bbl in .45 Colt.
Both holster and gunbelt are Florentine triple-laced...the holster is suede lined and the belt is pigskin lined. Lacing took forever...or so it seemed at the time.

BConklin · Feb 12, 2011

sweeet!

made a holster for my target model Remmie

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