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![]() Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: SW MISSOURI
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Leather too Light
I find many Holster makers use leather that is too light for the Job! The Gun is too loose in the holsters after some use. That is why I use 8-9 oz Shoulder with a 2-3 oz lining, it makes the leather a lot harder to work, but makes a holster that holds the gun better in the long run.
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![]() Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Off Of The X
Posts: 23,495
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Leather is such a variable.
I guess because not much gets more "natural" than vegetable tanned leather. Some leather from some tanneries seems to be much more dense and compacted and so a thinner leather can be used. I know that Lou Alessi uses leather that is quite thin but, it holds it's shape really well. Muir & McDonald & Hermann Oak both have great leather. I especially like Muir & McDonald for floral tooling on leather. It carves beautifully & the stamping impressions stay so crisp.
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