Very interesting. Would like to see the tools in action.This is a nice overview. Doesn't show the groover being used but otherwise what I do. I d...

How do you prep the leather for stitching? Elongated bladed punch, small holes, or how? It makes a big difference. I also found better results with do...

When you want to colour outside the lines you need to pay the price; either expensive tools or run the risk of blown up guns.Over and above the tools ...

I made a start on V2 of the pocket holster yesterday. Decided to line it to provide a little more finish protection and incorporated a few of the impr...

Yes, you have a point and I even agree, yet this particular person prefers a soft shelled holster. Which brands are available? Sticky Holsters seem to...

I don't trust soft or clipless holsters for waistband carry. I want a non-deformable shield over the trigger guard and something more certain tha...

I'm not quite sure what you mean.I think treeman made a typo, he meant half a mile, not 300 yards.My great grandfather witnessed it 😉 That seals...

Years ago, we confronted him over a solar scandal. This time, it’s not panels, but pistols. Shops allegedly hijacked, guns missing. A familiar suspect...

I finally bought the proper stuff.Ease Release 200Yes, you can use a wide variety of household and other compounds applied in various ways.Or you can ...

Thanks, I will keep it in mind - the trick with "heat curing" works really well. I learnt it the hard way 😉  Haha! Same here. If you g...

1. Take paper (A3) and wrap it around the firearm to trace the outlines. 4. Let dry and finish edging. If you get a chance try foam sheets that you ge...

Making a leather holster doesn't take that long once one has the basics. 100% agree. Making a basic functional holster isn't very time consu...

I dont think the prototype has more than 5 hours in it including making the pattern. Doing V2 properly probably won't take much longer than that.

I made a prototype pocket holster for the LC9 and did extensive testing with it yesterday. In the pocket it looks plausible as a rich guy's walle...

I built a rotary wet tumbler that I also use for rounding and polishing shot. I tumble brass for 30-40 minutes in a solution of water, Shield wash �...