[Eric Larsen]

Well...Im humbled! QKShooter, thank you very much.
I appreciate the kind words greatly. I do have literally hundreds of pics on my site. I cant say what the total is as it changes or gets bigger daily. My customer pics section is getting very large...approaching over 115 pics by its self.
Your post means alot to me as I built the site to cater to ALL people looking for holsters....NEW n OLD! I hope its been helpful to some in determining what may work the best for their specific needs in gun leather. Anyway.......Thanks again. Im honored
Shoot well.....Eric

 

[armoredman]

Eric makes some very fine leather, of which I have been lucky enough to have a few. I cannot reccomend him highly enough!

 

[TonySoprano]

Eric, Just took a look at your site very nice workmanship and I was impressed to say the least. I'll have to catch up to you via phone one of thes days to discuss a new holster set up for myself.

 

[Eric Larsen]

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate it...anytime I can help anyone..Im just a phonecall or email away.
Humbly........Shoot well.

 

[QKShooter]

Yep, Tony

It sure is a plus to have your leather holster maker directly reachable to help plan an intended holster project.
Those that are serious about concealed carry already know that they will be living with that holster as an "almost attached" part of their body every day & for many HOURS at a time.
It's almost like getting a "skin graft" :biggrin:
It has to be right. The construction needs to be really perfect.
The basic leather needs to be of very high quality.
The modest extra dollars that a customer spends in order to position their firearm at the perfect angle and height (for them) is so very worth it.
Buying an Ultra~High Quality piece of gunleather really is a long term investment...since a properly constructed leather holster will last the wearer many, many years.
Some (for sure) will even outlast their present owners & still remain highly serviceable well into future generations.
Making a high quality is quite labor intensive. There are LOTS of steps & stages involved in proper construction.
Even the leather needs to be cut from the hide in a certain direction to prevent undesired stretch.
I would never begrudge a custom holster maker the extra $$$ that they absolutely NEED to charge in order to fabricate a custom rig or even a semi~custom slightly tailored holster.
They earn their money for sure.

 

[AnimalKracker]

And Eric takes the time to discuss your needs and wants so that you will both be happy with his work. Turn him loose to work his magic. Hope to have mine in a couple of months.

 

[dimmak]

It sure is a plus to have your leather holster maker directly reachable to help plan an intended holster project.
Those that are serious about concealed carry already know that they will be living with that holster as an "almost attached" part of their body every day & for many HOURS at a time.
It's almost like getting a "skin graft" :biggrin:
It has to be right. The construction needs to be really perfect.
The basic leather needs to be of very high quality.
The modest extra dollars that a customer spends in order to position their firearm at the perfect angle and height (for them) is so very worth it.
Buying an Ultra~High Quality piece of gunleather really is a long term investment...since a properly constructed leather holster will last the wearer many, many years.
Some (for sure) will even outlast their present owners & still remain highly serviceable well into future generations.
Making a high quality is quite labor intensive. There are LOTS of steps & stages involved in proper construction.
Even the leather needs to be cut from the hide in a certain direction to prevent undesired stretch.
I would never begrudge a custom holster maker the extra $$$ that they absolutely NEED to charge in order to fabricate a custom rig or even a semi~custom slightly tailored holster.
They earn their money for sure.

well said QK...

 

[maclean3]

I've got a full carry rig on order with him for my S&W 642 - yep, the anticipation's killin' me but it'll all be worth it soon enough. :yup:
Jack

 

[soonerjh]

well, I got lucky and snagged this one for my P-01 from another forum, the guy bought it intending to get a P-01 but never did. My good fortune! Made by Eric Larsen HBE. Its very comfortable and I really like it!

 

[Rock and Glock]

Nice holster, and nice pistol! Custom grips? Not familiar with the P-01, but it looks nice!

 

[QKShooter]

DITTO: Nice Holster ~ Nice Grips

Real nice serious looking package! Classy! :yup:

 

[Chance]

I've got a holster on order through HBE, so far the customer service has been top notch. Eric wouldn't finalize the order until he spoke to me one on on on the phone to make sure we both new exactly what the other needed. I'm more than willing to wait for a holster that I know is going to be made EXACTLY the way I want it.

 

[soonerjh]

Nice holster, and nice pistol! Custom grips? Not familiar with the P-01, but it looks nice!

Thanks! it is a CZ 75 P-01 (9mm) and yes they are custom grips by Omega!

 

[dairycreek]

Another plug for Eric of HBE. What I have come to regard most highly is his willingness to talk and interact with me so that I get just what I want. He just doesn't build me a good holster - he builds a good holster for "me".:congrats:

 

[Eric Larsen]

Wow.....the holster pictured is "Wicked"...thats what I called it. The lines are supposed to mimic flames....very cool and no, I doesnt poke you.
Thanks for the thread...............I appreciate it.
Shoot well.

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. Here is another example of Mr. Larsen's fine work:

http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/Hi Power Holster by Eric.htm


Best.

 

[Eric Larsen]

Mr Camp Thanks for the kind words.......but....I like this one alot better than the pancake..... Just my opinion........ http://www.hipowersandhandguns.com/IWB%20Hi%20Power%20Holster.htm
Have a great day and Shoot well.

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello. Oops! I flat forgot that one was on the site. I like it very much as well.

Best.

 

[soonerjh]

Wow.....the holster pictured is "Wicked"...thats what I called it. The lines are supposed to mimic flames....very cool and no, I doesnt poke you.
Thanks for the thread...............I appreciate it.
Shoot well.

Thank you for making this beaut! I like my "wicked" holster