New leather for a Steingass

Horsewright

Horsewright

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Recently we were sent a very fine Steingass to make some new pants for. This is a right hand, crossdraw, carved, pancake sheath:

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Since the knife got new pants better have something to hold yours up with:

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The buckle was supplied by the customer, (a BF member too, as is Mr Steingass the knfiemaker). The belt was cut, tapered and made specifically to work with this buckle.

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Since a guy has the sheath on the left and a belt to hold em up with, might as well do something for the right side. A holster for a 3" Kimber, (pictured here with our Springfield):

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The outfit all at once:

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All tooling was done by my wife and I handled the construction. Thanks for looking and questions and comments always welcome.
 
Beautiful set, Dave. Nichole has that bar grounder down pat. That's a really hard tool to run beautifully and she sure does!

Paul
 
Great ensemble and a perfect weekend and Independence Day to show off that set. :cool:
 
Thanks Paul, I passed that on to Nichole. I know what you mean, I run that bar grounder it looks like two bulls been fighting in the mud. I gotta stick to a regular backgrounder.

Dawkind.. abosolutely sir and thanks!

Thanks guys!
 
Great looking trio, Dave! The new owner might have to pick up a Springfield with those grips. It all works so well together.
 
Hi Dave:

That is some splendid work - my compliments to you and Nichole :thumbup:
 
Thanks guys!

Nice work on the knife too TK! Great piece of ironwood.
 
Love y'alls work. Beautifully done. Happy Independence Day! Dozier


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