Holster Butter, a Munich Helles, and Elbow Grease kind of evening

[ECVMatt]

Being left handed has its pluses and minuses. One of the minuses is trying to find holsters for some of my more obscure handguns, but one of the pluses is that often when I do find them they are cheap.

I recently found a nice Bianchi Cyclone for my 2.5 and 3" revolvers. It was NOS, but had been in the packaging for ages and was a bit dry when I got it. The 19, 65, and GP fit perfectly in the holster however so I was very pleased with the find.

When it arrived I got out the Hunter Holster Butter, a cold one, and went to work. It is very relaxing activity and much better than the TV set. With time patience, a couple of lagers, and elbow grease then holster was greatly improved. I will let it sit for tonight and probably repeat the process tomorrow.

Here is the way it arrived:



And here is the end result for tonight:

 

[sparkyv]

Good as new! That reminds me that I need to rub in some Saddle Soap on some of my heirloom leather goods that I don't really use much.

 

[bcrowl]

There's just nothing like leather