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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby ZombieSoldier01 » Wed Mar 21, 2012 8:18 pm

hey man, a while back we were talking while i was in Iraq. I still want to do the 2 holsters. 1 for a Sig P229, RH and 1 LH for a walther P22 Target. when you get a chance send me a pm
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sat Apr 21, 2012 7:52 pm

Sales of been pretty brisk the last month so I haven't had much time. Just so you all know I am still making holsters for all the ZS people at a pretty good discount from what I charge others. Feel free to contact me via PM for quotes or questions.
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tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

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Postby austin93906 » Sat Apr 21, 2012 7:57 pm

Man im eager to get the one your shippin soon. Ill be sure to post a review for you! (not that you need it, everyone here knows you work good magic with leather)
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby elricfate » Sat Apr 21, 2012 8:01 pm

Gun_Nut_2k1 wrote:Sales of been pretty brisk the last month so I haven't had much time. Just so you all know I am still making holsters for all the ZS people at a pretty good discount from what I charge others. Feel free to contact me via PM for quotes or questions.


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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sat Apr 21, 2012 8:05 pm

austin93906 wrote:Man im eager to get the one your shippin soon. Ill be sure to post a review for you! (not that you need it, everyone here knows you work good magic with leather)

Thanks Austin!




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Gun_Nut_2k1 wrote:Sales of been pretty brisk the last month so I haven't had much time. Just so you all know I am still making holsters for all the ZS people at a pretty good discount from what I charge others. Feel free to contact me via PM for quotes or questions.


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LOL I just did the final touches on your belt brother. Shoot me you Email again so I can send pics of the Mag pouch and holster. I can never take good belt pictures so that will have to wait for you you model it for everyone!
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby fungusmunkey » Sun May 06, 2012 11:54 pm

Here are some examples of new work from Gun Nut 2k1.

Excellent quality as usual even with my crazy request for a neck sheath that also can be used on a belt! As my wife said "Custom sheath for a mora? Isn't that like $10 dollars". Uh yeah... But I've got the mora love so that's how it is.

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He also made a sheath for a bigger camp knife, the #C-223 from ragweed forge, which is a generic/modern version of a leuku. It was a bit too long for my light box so the pics aren't as helpful but it is very high quality.

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Mon May 07, 2012 1:39 am

Very cool! I love those Odd requests.
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tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

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Postby austin93906 » Wed May 09, 2012 7:33 pm

Completely forgot to post a review of the holster you made me! Idk how, since i "play" with it every day!

Overall, i love this holster! She fits my CZ like a custom made glove! The mag holder is just perfect, all the angles that everything are set at came out perfect!

I played with the finish on it a bit, so the pic of it on my side is before (when it was glossy black) and the finish with it resting on my knee is after.

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The leatherwork is great, and ill definately be having more holsters made as i build my handgun collection.
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Wed May 09, 2012 9:30 pm

Thanks Austin!
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Oneswunk wrote:Interesting idea, but I still prefer the feel of wood in my hands.

tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Wrangler » Wed May 09, 2012 9:47 pm

I can't wait until you finish w. my new rig. I
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sun May 27, 2012 5:52 am

Actually working on your Rig and two other ZS members rig tonight. :mrgreen:
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Oneswunk wrote:Interesting idea, but I still prefer the feel of wood in my hands.

tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

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Postby knedgecko » Sun May 27, 2012 9:49 pm

Some recent work he did for me... offset clip IWB for my 327 mag...

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Mon May 28, 2012 3:12 am

Hey that looks pretty nice! Thanks for the pic Kned!
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Oneswunk wrote:Interesting idea, but I still prefer the feel of wood in my hands.

tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

Tommy Tran wrote:Before I drop hammer on a 'clear' SG I full finger both tubes!
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Blackout At Sunrise » Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:08 pm

Hey gun nut! I'll have a 1911 for you to holster soon. I'll get in touch when it's in my possession!
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Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:29 pm

Sweet. I have a new design for a 1911 holster that is modular. When it is done I will post pic and get feed back from ya'll.
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Oneswunk wrote:Interesting idea, but I still prefer the feel of wood in my hands.

tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

Tommy Tran wrote:Before I drop hammer on a 'clear' SG I full finger both tubes!
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Caenus » Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:35 pm

Gun_Nut_2k1 wrote:Sweet. I have a new design for a 1911 holster that is modular. When it is done I will post pic and get feed back from ya'll.


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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sat Jun 30, 2012 3:49 pm

I am doing a little something different for July. For any orders with a combined total over $100 I am paying the shipping. I will also include my Z max key chains in the deal so feel free to order one or more to round out the total. :mrgreen:
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Oneswunk wrote:Interesting idea, but I still prefer the feel of wood in my hands.

tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

Tommy Tran wrote:Before I drop hammer on a 'clear' SG I full finger both tubes!
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Caenus » Sat Jun 30, 2012 4:03 pm

Gun_Nut_2k1 wrote:Sweet. I have a new design for a 1911 holster that is modular. When it is done I will post pic and get feed back from ya'll.


I just saw the first pics of this holster, and I am completely impressed.
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sat Jun 30, 2012 4:13 pm

This holster can be an IWB, OWB, or a shoulder holster with just the simple removal of four screws. The pic here shows the IWB and OWB attachments. The shoulder rig would just attach at the top tabs with the holster sitting vertical.

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Wrangler » Fri Jul 06, 2012 5:51 pm

Well yesterday I received my new Ranch Rig Holster for my 1911 from GunNut. Once again his work is outstanding. I also ordered a two 1911 mag pouch , and a two mag pouch for my Tommy 30 round mags. Right now I only have pics of the holster. I'll try and snap some pics of the mag pouches later on this weekend.

I do however have some pictures of the holster:

This holster is the same style as the one he did for my XDm last year. Based on the Patton rig with a forward cant.
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As you can see it places the 1911 exactly where it needs to be for a quick draw.

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I am very happy with how this rig came out and drawing and holstering from it is a breeze. I will be using this in Wild Bunch competitions later this year as well as on some hikes in the mountains :) Well done GunNut!
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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 5:57 pm

Ow shucks. :oops:
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tarzan wrote:Not a sound argument for having wood, in my opinion.

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Caenus » Sat Jul 07, 2012 1:12 pm

Once again, Gun_Nut has not disappointed. Here are the pics of the new modular IWB/OWB he made for me to give you an idea how it rides. I immediately wore this upon receiving it, and it was instantly comfortable walking and driving. If you only have one holster, this is the one to get.

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby Gun_Nut_2k1 » Sat Jul 07, 2012 2:50 pm

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Re: Leather Goods/Holsters for sale.

Postby knedgecko » Sat Jul 14, 2012 8:50 pm

You should patent that design, maybe license it to a big company... :awesome:
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