One for me
 

As I mentioned in my other post, I've made a bucket load of COTEP holsters over the last two years, and the other day, I realized that I've never made one for me. I have a couple I use, but they are prototypes or rejects/seconds/flaws. I decided that my Wiley Clapp Commander needed a new home. So, I made some tweaks to the OWB holster with Snap loops. Directional snaps, and an air brush, two-tone dye. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out:


Without the gun:


and from the back:

I have no intention of being selfish with this one - if anyone else want's one, I can make more. The finish is a bit more labor intensive, so I'll probably charge a bit more than the normal COTEP holsters.

Thanks again to my COTEP family - without you, this would never have been possible.

Lane

I actually took a chance and did the same airbrush on yours. Lucky guess eh?

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awesome!!!!! Just awesome!!!!

What the heck...I think I deleted my first response...how did I do that...anyways thanks Lane, looks great!

Lane

Are the T nuts exposed on the snaps?

I really like the look of that holster.

Nope. In fact no T-nuts were harmed in the production of this holster. I rivet the snap to the top piece before I line it or glue it together. Took a couple of tries to get it in the right spot. This one carries the gun a bit higher than the original COTEP OWB. I can sit in the car without it digging into the seat (worn at about 3:30).

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Lane, it looks great the color is awsome too!

I like everything about it, honestly. I really like that style of snap on.

Geeze Lane it took you two years too design your own Holster, is there something wrong with that Pic?????


Looks Really Nice..........


Clyde

Yeah - 'bout time eh? And there is something missing on this one - can anyone see what it is?

Lane

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