wankerjake
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Any idea what make this holster is? It fits a Commander size 1911, black leather. =P is the stamp...
Who Makes This Holster?
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JTQ
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I was going to guess TT Gun Leather, but it is a little different. No TT stamp on the front.
http://www.ttgunleather.com/catalog/i66.html
http://www.ttgunleather.com/catalog/i66.html
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Yes, please enlighten us!
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It is a Parker Leather holster made in Wisconsin. I have two of them and I have to say they are great holsters.
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wankerjake
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Thanks, Parker Leather... do you concur JR Parker??
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Nice work JR.
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I'm the one that made the holster if that is what you’re asking... I consider myself a novice. I retired just over a year ago and at the suggestion of my wife to GET A HOBBY! I started building holsters.
I do not build holsters for every gun out there but I do build them for guns I have access to... I learned early on that trying to build one that is “close” is just not good enough.
I do not claim to be an expert on building them but I do have some insight about carrying one..., concealment and the trade off’s associated with speed vs security.
I do not have a web site and I am not in business so I do not have access to the “business” account discounts associated with buying raw materials. It is just a hobby (one that I hope will pay for itself eventually).
The holster in the photo I built as a special request for a person in southern Wi. If your on Facebook look me up Parker Leather...
I'm the one that made the holster if that is what you’re asking... I consider myself a novice. I retired just over a year ago and at the suggestion of my wife to GET A HOBBY! I started building holsters.
I do not build holsters for every gun out there but I do build them for guns I have access to... I learned early on that trying to build one that is “close” is just not good enough.
I do not claim to be an expert on building them but I do have some insight about carrying one..., concealment and the trade off’s associated with speed vs security.
I do not have a web site and I am not in business so I do not have access to the “business” account discounts associated with buying raw materials. It is just a hobby (one that I hope will pay for itself eventually).
The holster in the photo I built as a special request for a person in southern Wi. If your on Facebook look me up Parker Leather...
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wankerjake
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Well it's pretty good work for a novice, if I do say so myself. It fits great and seems to ride nice. I got it from a gentleman in Wisconsin. Mostly was just curious as to who made it, but I also sent you a message on Facebook. Thanks.
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