Leather Holsters for Revolvers

For Sale: $25

For Sale: $60

For Sale: $50

For Sale: $40

Here are a few of my holsters that I have made over the years for revolvers ranging from snub nosed to long 6 inch barrels. I like the tooling holsters more because it gives it a finished classy look. I am in the process of developing a more western look to these holsters with gun belt to go along with them so please stay tuned.

Creels of 2012

I have come a long way over the years. All three of these creels were sold within a week of finishing them. I have a leather embosser that makes work easier and my stitching has changed a bit as well to look more like Lawrence creels.

1911 Pancake Holsters and Clip Holsters

For Sale: $50 for combo holster and mag pouch

Shotgun Shell Bags

For Sale: $125 

This brown shotgun shell bag has been a very popular item and will last for many years. It is made with 8-9 oz vegetable tanned leather that has been stained and conditioned to be water resistant and to withstand the elements. It comes equipped with the 1 3/4 inch belt as well.

I make these bags with the same oiled leather that I make my fly wallets with. Light weight but durable and has a great look. My first few didn't have the two slots for shells in front but my most resent bags do.

Youth Shell Bag

For Sale: $85 comes with belt

Fly Wallets

For Sale: $35

Not For Sale

I love making fly wallets. I have been making these for about a year now and I started making them with regular 4-5 oz. leather and have tooled it and then lined it with artificial wool, but as I have looked at vintage wallets I realized that I needed to provide more space for flies so I added felt leaflets to them, making them more complete.

Early Creels

These creels are my favorite of all the creels I've made. The two hunter green creels were tooled all by hand and stitched by hand as well. The green creel with the hole that is offset was sold to a gentleman in Russia. The small creel is the latest creel that I have done. It is a youth model with out a hole in the lid. I bought it off eBay because of its uniqueness of not having a hole on top. When I finally received it in the mail I noticed that it was so small that even a couple of minnows probably wouldn't even fit in it.

Wicker Creels

I took two creels the have been woven with round reed and stripped the old artificial leather off and added my own. They aren't as desired as the older creels but they still look nice.