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How to make your own Molded Leather Gun Holsters
Howdy Gents,
For those who want to try making their own gun holsters ( instead of paying the high prices for store bought ones ) I have posted step by step instructions in my photo section to show you how I make mine.
If you have any questions on any of the steps involed in making these , please feel free to e-mail me and I'll answer them for you.
JT
For the rest of the photo's on how to make your own molded gun holsters please visit my photo page.
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Permalink Reply by Ian Wilson on -
that's outstanding. good job.
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Permalink Reply by JT on -
Thanks Lan.
The same process I used to make this holster works for any handgun.
JT
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Permalink Reply by Colt Smith on -
Really nice work there. I just purchased a Colt Dragoon and am contemplating making a holster for it. I have made knife holders and a cover my hatchet before, but this would be a larger undertaking for my leather working skills.
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