The Rohrbaugh Forum
Miscellaneous => Other Guns => Topic started by: thor447 on December 02, 2012, 10:28:28 PM
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Friend of mine commissioned me to build him a holster for his Beretta 92 FS. The only guidelines given to me were to make it a pancake holster with a slight forward cant and a full sweat shield. I was given free reign as far as the design went. I'm pretty new to leather work, but I am really proud of this one. I made this one from a nice piece of European Double Shoulder 8-9oz leather. The entire holster is double stitched. The front enforcement piece was stamped with his initials and resist dyed to bring out the letters. I airbrushed the holster myself with 4 shades of tan and black for a nice deep sunburst effect. Tell me what you guys think.
(http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d175/thor447/Beretta92FS.jpg)
-Adam
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Now that is really nice work Adam...simple, elegant and VERY decorative. That one will do equally well at the range or the barbeque!
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Thanks so much!
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That is very impressive work, Adam. The patience and attention to detail in that holster are striking. And a handstitched holster is a rare thing to see these days. Your pride is justified.
It's good to see someone who takes real pride in his work in this age of "slap, dash, next . . . ."
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Awesome work. Very nicely done. Is your friend Arne Boberg?
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hahaha, nope.