New Leather for an Old Iron

[Mr. Mosin]

I've been working leather for a while, but I tend to find a fault in everything I make for myself. Because of this, I tend to make holsters that are rugged, ugly, and simple.

Until today. Today, I decided that I wasn't gonna slump and let anything keep me down and do something gun related.. that wasn't perusing THR..

My grandad gave me his 6 Iron, a Model 10-5 that he.. decorated. And so, I got my tools and got workin'.

Now, the reason I'm positing this is because for the first time in 6 years, I feel that my work is actually worth posting, instead of making an example of it. So here it is. View attachment 1018790 View attachment 1018791 View attachment 1018792 View attachment 1018793

Some pictures of the Smith as well. I haven't done anything Gun related since my range buddy died, so this took an insane amount of effort.

Any questions ,comments and concerns are welcome and highly encouraged.

That looks to be top notch work, good sir. If nothing else, I love it. And the revolver as well

 

[ditmo]

Nice work. I'll 2nd or is it 3rd the beveling and burnishing. Makes a world of difference in how the finished product looks.