Nice work for your first one. Question, the whole trigger guard exposed, that's the Tom Threeperdon style you referring to?

We should know by now, there isn't a lot you can't do.

Nice job, Zane. You do have talent and artistic ability. Keep it up.

It's fun is it not ? Been doing leather for years and learn always .

Nice first one , should have seen mine , I was about 13 years old . I wouldn't let anybody see it , but I learned . Quality leather is pricey .

well the overall holster is a Tom Threeperson's style. http://www.epsaddlery.com/pc-65-12-1...2-barrels.aspx

he was a gunfighter/Lawman back in the day.

http://www.darkcanyon.net/tom_threepersons.htm

thanks Y'all!

thanks Arley,

it's a lot of fun and a nice change from grip making. I hope to have another one made here soon.

I see, thank you for taking the time show me something I didn't know. Learn something everyday in here [emoji4]

A couple of years ago I made one of this same style and put it up for sale on another site . It caused a fire storm . People said I was going to get sued if someone bought it and shot themselves because of the open trigger design .:mob:

Man it got hot and heavy from both sides of the design . I suppose it could happen with a single six but with a 1911 it would be hard ( not impossible )

I am not trying to start something here , just reminded me of the one I made .

By the way it did sell and the guy loved it and the conversations it started when people saw it . :eek: :eek:

I like the design my self . :cool:

lol they must have all been glock fan boys, as you said it would be mighty hard to shoot yourself with a 1911 just because the trigger's exposed.

happy to do it.:)