Anyone here making gun holsters?

Chiro75

Chiro75

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I am contemplating ordering a Tucker Silent Thunder IWB Kydex holster lined in leather. Before I do, though, I wanted to see if anyone around BFC is making holsters?
 
Mike Tulley, known as tazzknife here on the forums makes gun holsters, sheaths, saddle bags, etc., etc., etc. Mike does a lot of my sheath work.

Private message him, or I can give him a call and tell him to check out this thread. He does nice work. Attached are two photos of a nice basket weave sheath he made for me. I don't have any photos of his holster work.
 

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I make them every now and then.Dave:)


here's a shoulder holster for a Ruger MarkII

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Nice is not really the word I would use, wonderful, great, spectacular or anything else along those lines. :)
 
yep thats a nice holster and if that was the style carry i would be all over one like it

so far as the kydex link if i thought it would not hurt my glock i would just bend the kydex myself
 
LR, I'd do the same thing. The thing I like about Tucker's Silent Thunder (nothing but great reviews on their products) is that it is leather lined, so the finish of the gun will be preserved. His holster is $80, which sounds like a good deal considering the reputation and quality, but I'd just as soon support my fellow BFC'ers whenever possible, too. I'll take a look at the links provided. Thanks!
 
DC KNIVES said:
I make them every now and then.Dave:)


here's a shoulder holster for a Ruger MarkII

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That would make a nice upgrade for my MKII popper. I've been using a slightly modified Army Surplus .45 Auto holster, with the flap, for years. Burrowing through deep brush can pick your pocket and scratch up a gun more than needed if you can avoid it. My Ruger wouldn't know what to do in such a fine looking rig!
 
just my thoughts, buy a left handed iwb holster and slide to the small of back. Been carrying my HKs/sigs like that for years. Good luck
 
I'm going to move this to the sheath forum but leave a permanent redirect here too.

Edit: Copied it there instead of moving it. :)
Good topic with a lot of action here.
 
Here's one I made for a friend's Ruger Mark I. I usually make left-handed holsters for my self. This is the first right-handed one I've ever made and it was awkward! Don't know how in the world right-handers get along in this world.

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Shoulder and chest rigs are my specialty. I really can't imagine wearing thunderwear, but by all means, if that's your thing, be my guest. :thumbup:
 
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