Prester John
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Good to hear man, I’m smiling at the memories. Semper fi
Let’s see that single six 315 . Honest wear from honest days
Thanks! That's an 8-inch .357, gift from father-in-law about 25 years ago. Very accurate. Had a 6-inch .22 LR too, but it was stolen.Prester John nice DW. One of my shooting buddies had a .357 6" in the early 70's, it was a very accurate revolver.
Thanks! That's an 8-inch .357, gift from father-in-law about 25 years ago. Very accurate. Had a 6-inch .22 LR too, but it was stolen.
Been getting lots of requests lately to do some oak leaf carving on both sheaths and holsters:
These two I did this week. Have I ever mentioned that I hate dyeing leather?
I know lots of folks like darker colors but to me it seems you lose some of the detail you put in there. What say you?
Both look great to me.Been getting lots of requests lately to do some oak leaf carving on both sheaths and holsters:
These two I did this week. Have I ever mentioned that I hate dyeing leather?
I know lots of folks like darker colors but to me it seems you lose some of the detail you put in there. What say you?
I'm more of a natural guy myself!Been getting lots of requests lately to do some oak leaf carving on both sheaths and holsters:
These two I did this week. Have I ever mentioned that I hate dyeing leather?
I know lots of folks like darker colors but to me it seems you lose some of the detail you put in there. What say you?
Looks to me like the dye job flattens out the contrast between background and leaf.I know lots of folks like darker colors but to me it seems you lose some of the detail you put in there. What say you?
As a fellow (ex) leather crafter, I hated to dye or stain leather dark. Natural is always my preferred. Very nice work BTW.Been getting lots of requests lately to do some oak leaf carving on both sheaths and holsters:
These two I did this week. Have I ever mentioned that I hate dyeing leather?
I know lots of folks like darker colors but to me it seems you lose some of the detail you put in there. What say you?