Homemade holster.....

[CHEMICAL]

Here are the first stages of my pocket holster. I haven't done any stitching yet or finished any edges, but so far I'm happy with the over all results. I think I may leave this one in its natural finish and just seal it.

[Lucas]

It's looking good so far.
I'll offer you this bit of advice that I wish I had taken when I started out. Make patterns, mark the patterns as to what it fits and keep them. I've made a few dozen holsters, and for a while I was doing it without patterns, I could have saved a ton of time with a little piece of poster board.

[CHEMICAL]

It's looking good so far.
I'll offer you this bit of advice that I wish I had taken when I started out. Make patterns, mark the patterns as to what it fits and keep them. I've made a few dozen holsters, and for a while I was doing it without patterns, I could have saved a ton of time with a little piece of poster board.

yeah, im kicking myself in the ass for not making a pattern for this pocket holster. i guess i could trace it still, but i wish i would have done it before gluing.

thanks for the tip.

[CHEMICAL]

Pocket holster for the Micro Eagle is done so far. Still trying to decide if I want to do the decorative stitching around all edges even though it's not needed.

Also, here is the mag pouch I made the other night that I had posted in a different thread.

I'm really enjoying this.

[nycems22]

Very nice! I'm impressed! and jealous.

[CHEMICAL]

newest project, pocket, IWB, tuckable holsters for small arms and revolvers. The revolver one isn't done yet. Friends S&W 442.

[kbcobra26]

That's awesome CHEMICAL..... nice work..

[CHEMICAL]

That's awesome CHEMICAL..... nice work..

thanks, I'm really enjoying this stuff!

[CHEMICAL]

Ok the custom pocket/IWB/Tuckable holster that I made for my friend's Smith 442 is done.

[Kaos]

What are you doing as far as edge burnishing?