Here you go David
 
Holster for the Taurus 40 S&W
Holster for the .45 which can go inside the belt with the straps I made that are removable, it snaps on my belt or take them off and you can run a belt through the slots
A single mag holster that started off as a double that I thought was overkill so I cut it in half and made a single mag holder for me and a buck knife case for my son. Luckily a Taurus PT100 mag and a Buck lockback are just about the same size.
One of the knife sheaths I made (it has several brothers that I gifted).

A quiver
 

 
 
 

 
the other knives.  The bottom right sheath got replaced, I didn't like it.  The replacement is one of my favorites, but I dont have a picture as it is at my brother's.

The pictures dont do it justice but here it is. My first piece, a possibles bag for one of my brothers. The deer hide came from my first kill, a doe. The antler pieces from my first buck, a small spike.

 

 
 

 
I have made a few more things.  The book cover, a double speed loader pouch that matches one of the knife sheath's color which matches brother's revovler holster he already had, all on the same belt.  A cowboy vest for my son when he was about 6.  I also made him a pirate treasure map that same year, out of a piece of scrap deer leather that had buckshot holes through it.  That was a neat present for a 6 year old.  I distressed it, and drew a treasure map on it.

And a knife for me which was lost in the Great Boating Accident. That knife, or its twin, is pictured above in the last picture of post #2.

Paul

Which of the 4 is i?

The small caping knife went for a swim, unfortunately it is in great company.  I hated to hear about that boating disaster but not because of the knife, that cheap knife was the least of the items lost.

Cool stuff RBH, I like the "possibles bag". Very "Dikc Summers"!

RJ

Good lookin stuff Glenn!!! I have one more holster to make for a friend then I will attempt a sheath!!! What oz leather are you using for the sheaths? God bless.

It was 6-7 oz David.  9 oz would be ok as well, imo.  Some of the sheaths have three layers, works best but not the easiest way.  The center layer is just a spacer around the outside, a welt I think it is called.

another sheath I made, one of my favorite

Nice work, Glenn!

And great "tagging"!

Paul

Real cool stuff. I still like the Native American look the best.

Quote from: sakorick;134813Real cool stuff. I still like the Native American look the best.

Thanks Rick,
 
Paul, I tagged all the leather I could find, probably missed a lot of holsters that I would like to get tagged though.  We show them but dont neccesarily mention them

Thanks Glenn. There has been enough 'tagging' done now, that using the search engine and entering a tag to search for might be 'interesting'.

"Go forth and tag!"

Paul

My father has got all of us boys, to include himself, custom long bows for Christmas. A custom long bow needs a custom quiver, so I got to work. I am only half done, made dad's and my older brother's, still need to do little brother's and mine. They wanted side quivers so they got the same design, we wanted back quivers so I have to figure that one out and then ours will share the same design with inverted colors. I am probably done with the first two, but it is also possible that I will go back and add a pocket to the "frog" the quiver hangs from. The first one came out serviceable, the next much better. On the second I used a straight edge, punched holes in all pieces one layer at a time, and cut it down about 3/4" on the width. Still learning things, so each iteration gets better. The pictures aren't very good (lighting???) but the edges on these are beveled and burnished much better than anything I have done in the past. Wanted to try a fur lining, but didn't have anything suitable. I have a couple raccoon and a fox, but they are cured only, not tanned and I just didn't have time to tan them before Christmas, otherwise they would have been perfect.
 
Leather used was veg tan 8/9 ounce Oak leaf on the first dyed British Tan with Chocolate straps. The second is veg tan 6/7 ounce craftsman dyed Chocolate with British Tan accents.