SwissHeritageCo
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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- Jan 8, 2021
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True that!
Been busy too:
This style of sheath is very popular in the western world and lots of makers make one. I'd never really been happy with the fit on a larger knife like a Buck 110. I got a request for one from a fellow BF member and I modified the existing pattern for this sheath to hold a 110 better. Worked out great. The knife snaps into place and has great retention but ya don't need pliers to get it out either.
This one is water buffalo overlay.
These two belong to two different ranchers. One here locally and the other in AZ. Both were needing new sheaths:
Made a new one and tightened up his old one too:
The rancher in AZ sent me several other knives too for sheaths:
Belts too:
A guy still screws up once in a while. I was suppose to be making this holster for a 1911 5" with a rail underneath. Like the stainless one in this pic.
But I screwed up and made my stitch line too tight for the rail. But it fit a regular 1911 without the rail perfectly. Built another one for the order and had an extra to put on the website for stock:
I put the extra on the site and it lasted overnight before it sold:
In its new home in WY:
Another holster and belt set. The Carlos border stamp with basket stamp inside is by far, my most popular tooling pattern for a holster.
MOre gun leather. Three rifle scabbards:
Whacha been up to?
What rivets are those on the belt? Looks great!
