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Old 03-03-2015, 11:08 AM
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Some I made .
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Old 03-03-2015, 02:32 PM
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Here's a few I've made recently.









This one is a convertible IWB/OWB that's tuckable. 30 degrees of forward rake on this one.







Showed a pic of one of these for a Commander in the Craftsmen sub-forum and got an order for this one for an Officer's length 1911:







A lefty with a patch of elephant. I made this thing simply because I had not yet been asked to build a left handed holster for a 1911. Figured it was time. Of course I got an order for one while building this one



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Old 03-03-2015, 05:43 PM
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Here's my ECO with its black elephant and red stingray holster made by BiancheriUSA.com. The matching belt isn't in the photo.

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I also have a similar, larger one for my Heavyweight Monolith, sans the red stingray.

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Old 03-03-2015, 07:43 PM
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"Showed a pic of one of these for a Commander in the Craftsmen sub-forum and got an order for this one for an Officer's length 1911":
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Yes, Colt Hammerless, you did indeed....for me. It is the preferred ride for my beloved EDC Dan Wesson ECO. Thank you for a great idea and wonderful execution of that idea. Paul is a true craftsman. Dennis


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"Showed a pic of one of these for a Commander in the Craftsmen sub-forum and got an order for this one for an Officer's length 1911":
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Yes, Colt Hammerless, you did indeed....for me. It is the preferred ride for my beloved EDC Dan Wesson ECO. Thank you for a great idea and wonderful execution of that idea. Paul is a true craftsman. Dennis


Dennis, that is a beautiful holster and neat extra mag idea. Question. ..... If you need to do mag change (I pray you never do), how much would that location slow you down vs a mag holster on your week side?
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Dennis, that is a beautiful holster and neat extra mag idea. Question. ..... If you need to do mag change (I pray you never do), how much would that location slow you down vs a mag holster on your week side?
That is the exactly the correct question and it is way slower for me. I have worked with it and settled on a snap on mag holder that I carry weak side as primary back up. I had not considered mag changes prior to my first range trip where I discovered exactly what you immediately recognized, I am not Houdini. Not even Houdini's grandfather. I do like the idea of the extra back-up but I had not planned it that way. I am fairly convinced that at my age it is not a good sign that I learn something new everyday.
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Yep, I knew that one was your's Dennis. I was hoping to get a response like you gave, as I rarely get pictures of the customer's gun in a holster I made. I love the grips on that piece!

And yes, it's certainly a slower mag change than a dedicated offside carry, especially with that body shield behind the mag. Not for everyone.

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