Wow, thanks for the kind words, guys.
ballew said:
BHP, your gonna be big time buddy.... If I order can I get your autograph? That way when your fame becomes world wide I can say "ya.... I knew him when he was small time"
Absolutely, man.
eicas said:
My only suggestion, and PLEASE dont take this as an arrogant statement, is not to take on too much too fast. There have been so many holster makers whose talent has been snuffed because they bite off too much and fall victim to those online who think its simply an assembly line.
That's sage advice. Sometimes you need something that isn't on the shelf, and sometimes you like what you see but need a tweak or two. If I'm too busy to do that, then I will have failed.
tenntucker said:
I see you offer one for a 4" K frame. Could you do one for a 2-1/2" K frame? Put it on a chop saw.
You know, I think I could do that. The holster, I mean -- not the chop saw!
vmr357 said:
I've got a box full of holsters, but all of a sudden I feel like I need a few more.
It's a disease, really. I had a ton of holsters BEFORE I started making my own. If anybody knows the cure, please let me know.
BigFella said:
Known him since we were dumb high school kids. Great guy and great holsters! Own 4 of them now from him for my 1911 and G21, and yet I can still think of at least 5 more holster variants I still need for my current stable of pistols done.
Thanks, Geo!
Everybody, BigFella is a good friend, and one of my patient guinea pigs who beta tests my new designs to help work out the wrinkles. That's his Les Baer in the 1911 holster pics.
"You don't get T&A unless you do your T&E."
Wes
