Homebrew holsters made by me,show me what you have made! LONG POST and many pic's!

Looks very nice, I don't mean to be critical as I know you take a lot of pride in your work and you sell these but why doesn't it cover the trigger completely. It looks like the trigger is exposed. Otherwise it looks very nice.

I made this up not long ago the the M&P Shield.

The trigger is in the fired or safe position. When a round is chambered the trigger is not exposed. I dont have holsters pre-made and in stock. My holsters are made to customer specifications. Some request more or less coverage, sweat shields, etc. Many times a customer will show me a picture of a holster and say "I want something like this".

This one turned out pretty well, for a 6.5" N-framed Smith.

Here's a kydex holster I made for a Kahr. Convertible from IWB tuckable, to OWB.

Here's a pretty nice one I finished this week.

Here's a few of my recent works.

Straight draw & cross draw rig built for twin Ruger Single Sixes:


Cross draw for a S&W 32 Lemon squeezer:


Up front IWB prototype for an XD45:


Double 1911 SOB w/ custom "tattoo" tooling:


Custom one-off 1911 "engraved slide" OWB:


Wingman IWB w/ caiman trim & straps for Colt Commander 1911:

Here's a pair for a 1921 4" & a 1923 6" Colt Police Positive:

My "Old School" thumb break holster for my Smith and Wesson model 36 Chief's Special.

I really, really like that Haystacker. Nice work.

Made some Holsters today, I'm so dang tickled with them I gotta show them off.






both are for the mares leg. What do Ye'all think?

Looks good. I like the design.

dhcustomwork said:

Double 1911 SOB w/ custom "tattoo" tooling:

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The "tramp stamp" holster?

That is hilarious.

Sorry for the size of the pictures I don't know how to resize them.

Anyways, here are some of my holsters.

Cowboy rig - straight & cross draw.

My first.


and my second


This is turning out to be quite a hobby. Great way to pass a South Dakota winter though!

Some of my recent work.

1st pic - Ruger LCR 357 Magnum OWB
2nd pic - Ruger SP101 357 Magnum
3rd pic - Ruger Vaquero 45 Colt Crossdraw
4th pic - Ruger Single Ten

Some more of my recent work.

1st pic - Ruger GP100 4" 357 Magnum OWB
2ndpic - Ruger GP100 6" 357 Magnum
3rdpic - Ruger GP100 6" Scoped 357 Magnum
4th pic - Bandolier
The bandolier is primarily used for hunting and range use. Both GP100 6" holsters will attach to the bandolier. So will the Vaquero and Single Ten holsters in my previous post. It was originally made specifically for the Scoped GP100 as this revolver weighs 59 ounces with the scope. I use it this way for deer hunting and also switch over to the Single Ten holster for hunting rabbits and tree rats (squirrels). It is versatile and has 8 inches of adjustability built in for wear over a heavy coat or by people of different sizes.

If you're gonna carry a 1903; you might as well do it in style.

If you're gonna carry a 1903; you might as well do it in style.

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NICE!
You forgot the 1903 silver dimes

I like it, but next time consider bringing up the leather back until it completely covers the gun butt. That way, when you carry IWB the whole pistol is protected against contact with your skin, sweat, etc. and you skin from abrasion by the gun butt.

You also want to have a cam -- a leather button or ledge that engages the safety lock and keeps it positively engaged.

Thanks guys! The coin shop was closed. They will be added soon.

Interesting suggestion on a full coverage back. Never considered it. This one is so comfortable at the 4-4:30 position. Didn't notice the pistol ever touching my skin. With the form molding, that safety isn't moving while holstered. I vac molded it with the safety engaged.



Good to have options:

686 6":



Glock 23:



S&W 3" k frame



Ruger SBH:



5" 1911:

To keep this thread going here's one taken with my crappy cellphone. I mad this for a friend