Threepersons....with a twist

[CraigC]

This one was ordered in oxblood (new version), without retention, fitted for a pants belt with a request to slightly round the toe to avoid the squared off look of the usual open toe Threepersons. We also have border stamping that goes around the back, rather than bordering around the fold. I did a little bit of hand boning around the front of the cylinder and ejector housing. Pictured with my little 1958 flat-top .357 wearing Sack Peterson elk antler. It turned out quite nice with a few wrinkles for added character.







Now marking the back side with year of completion, make, model and barrel length.

 

[bannockburn]

CraigC

Very clean and businesslike look to it with just the right amount of border stamping. Another great looking holster. The stag grips on the Ruger are fantastic.

 

[Kleanbore]

Very nice indeed!

 

[back40]

very nice work as usual craig! the border stamping around the back gives a nice, clean look.

 

[ECVMatt]

That is awesome! 3P is my favorite holster type and that is a great rendition.

 

[horsemen61]

Very nice as always Craig

 

[788Ham]

You do some excellent work Craig, nice job.

 

[buck460XVR]

She's a beaut!

 

[Greg528iT]

Very nice balance of everything, rich color, border, etc

 

[Red Cent]

Now thats a big difference with the cap and ball holsters. Looks like no welt either. I do not like welts.
Great work CraigC. Very clean with great stitching.