Tried out a new filming/editing format with this project. A little faster paced and some voiceover commentary. I'm hoping that it's more helpful in general and answers a lot of the questions that I usually get. My end goal is to be as valuable and helpful to you all as possible so let me know if this is working!
This is my primary goal in leather work! Such a western film fan that I finished gunsmithing schooling, now want to get the leatherwork down. In the end I plan to sell custom rigs & old west firearms!
I’m getting ready to make a western cross draw holster and cartridge belt. This video was very informative! I love watching your videos before I start any project!!! Thank you for all the inspiration!!!!
Stock & Barrel Co I’ll respond with a pic when it’s done. It’ll take me a bit. I don’t have a sewing machine I have to hand stitch but I’m pretty excited to make this. My first holster.
From the first time I was able to watch your video about what tools to buy first for starting leather crafts - I never stopped working on my leather projects and in making my work better and better. Your such an inspiration!
My dad did leather hokster making for years before his arthritis got to him, he would have clasp on his holsters so you could have multiple belt styles or shoulder rigs so 1 holster but many ways to wear them
PLS PLS PLS keep doing this style of video going foward. The explaining what your doing/ how your doing it and what you’re using to do is super entertaining and SUPER helpful for people just starting out in leather. (I started bcuz of your amazing channel)
Great job, I'm making a holster. I make a lot of them myself for different people, if they want them. I bet you did a fantastic job. Especially the burnishing in the sewing
Nice job. I have to cut the belt end taper first in case I screw it up. At least then it's right at the beginning. lol. I saddlestitch the whole thing...that sewing machine looks great. The sewn on loop backing is an awesome idea. Beats cutting holes in the belt itself. I'm about to start a shotgun shell belt and will use that.
James Coil I thought that was weird, since the belt is two layers, he could have just done the same thing in the outer layer of the belt, glued it to the liner and called it done..... not sure which method I prefer, would need to see one of each next to each other and try both on......
i wasnt really into leather work back then. but when i saw your channel, i was mesmerized by it and now i really appreciate it. the amount of craftsmanship it takes to create leather work like how you do is unparalleled. cheers to you and your family! much love from the philippines 😄🇵🇭
I finally got my Stock and Barrel Video fix!!! This one was another killer one man. Keep them coming, as always you're awesome and thanks for sharing. Much respect and lots of love from Japan, Jeff
Parker, Why are you not making these holsters to sell? I would pay up for a holster like this! My Cimarron Pistolero 4.75 45 LC would look bad to the bone in this holster. beautiful!! Man, you got skills!!
Refined editing/high-speed sequences make your channel seem even 10 times more professional!! Bravo!! (And, as always, the leather work is great too!!)
It must be wonderful to have an entire professional leather shop to work in! I've been doing leatherwork as a hobby for 50 some odd years, using only hand tools, and buying my leather as I needed it, rather than having large stocks of it. I've made gunbelts and holsters(I made a western-style rig, including fake cartridges, for a steampunked Nerf gun) and, as both a medieval AND black powder recreator, sword scabbards, knife sheaths, axe/tomahawk holders, shooting bags, quivers, many different types of pouches and belt/shoulder bags, bracers, jackware, and even leather armor!
Your videos are the inspiration that got me off my ass and into leather work! I'm about to make my first cowboy quick draw holster for my bro who is into quick draw shooting!
I never comment on TH-cam but this will be this first because it’s important, I love your work and I know you are missing out on a lot of sales not selling gun belts and holsters, like one of your videos said, craftsman sell a product you can never find anywhere else...well I only came across this video looking for one because I can’t find any that are high quality online or a craftsman near by to build me a custom one. I’m stuck in having to buy somewhere else but hopefully in the future you can sell and play a big part in the gun community, anyways I love your work and I’ll support you and buy a wallet and maybe some other good I might like. Thanks again keep up the great work, never seen anyone take so much pride to explain in so much detail in their work and list literally everything to help others in this field
I've learned so much from your channel! Thanks for all that you do!... I've recently gotten into leather work for my knife sheaths. Talk about a whole new frontier! 😅... If you're curious about things I want to see... more knife sheaths! lol
.... more please. L handed and shoot western.... Have worked leather professionally for many years and can offer a tip or two if it works better for you. When gluing liners to any belt, use your elbow to hold the end down and stretch the liner out as much as you can when pressing the two together. Makes for a natural curve and prevents wrinkles in the liner. Another one is when cutting out curves drop the edge of your thumb down and use it to help guide your blade and keep a perpendicular cut. You be making perfect circles. Good job.... I'd wear it proudly.
I have just come across your channel and am blown away by your work. Ive see in the comments that you don't make these to sell but if you ever do, please let me know. Ive got nobody nearby who can make a decent leather holster. Keep up the great work!
Love the buffalo nickel. This rig would also look great in a dark oiled russet brown leather. I would have done the cartridge loops in canvas to help lessen verdigris.
Hello, Well I gotta say,, this is a great video of a classic gunslinger rig! I'm a member of CFDA here in Gainesville, TX. NTSG and I'm just now getting into leather crafting. You're very thurough, and informative. Thank you for sharing your craft. I really appreciate your HOW TO videos, Y'all make some quality products Sir! Keep it up, you're a class act. Doc Hook CFDA, NTSG
Thanks Aaron! It's great to have the approval from a CFDA member. I would love to learn more about making an official fast draw holster. It requires a lot more in the build, like including raw hide or steel for a deflector and more structure. Also, there are tricks to keeping the holster down on the belt when you draw. I don't have any of that. This is a very simple rig but it's really fun for just playing around. If you learn any tricks for official fast draw rigs i'd love to hear them. Thank you!
@@whitandparkI know a couple of tricks for that, I'm working on getting them built. however, I lack most of the tools required, and I'm a Greenhorn when it comes to leathercrafting. I'm working on one right now, though I doubt it will have the craftsmanship, or consistency of your products! Anywho, I will keep you posted and up to date if you would like?
I have enjoyed watching and impressed with the left handed holster. Yay for the south pawz out there. Should you decide to make another left handed one for sale please keep this old man in mind . I had one for many years. But as life happens I literally lost everything do to hurricane Ike. Great video thank you for sharing.
En inicio de los 70s en México se podía tener un revólver 22.cc. tipo " Clint Eastwood" seis tiros y en esa fundas de sacar y amartillar con la mano izquierda pues balazo en el pie, se disparaban solas ,
Great work! I love seeing your videos there’s just something different with the way you make them from the rest. I can see how much you love creating different things and that’s amazing to me. Keep up the great work ❤️
Hey Parker, when are you going to include the template for the gun belt and the western stitching template on your website ? Keep up the amazing work man !
great work mate im gonna order the tipping machine is it good any adive on it , its last one i can find as tandy sold out i think your vids and workshop great thx
thank you! I took the inner hole close to the oblong hole punch because I found that with thick leather, it was too close to the buckle. So I just punch that one by hand but it's still super helpful for the other cuts. Saves a lot of time
hi thx fir info i got machine today from spain but arrived damaged the knobs bent on your machine can you put the fence guide in and out by hand thx again
Also.....Congrats!!! You just one the random comment wallet game we just played🙌🏼 send me a DM on Instagram if you can with your address, email address and your wallet of choice👌🏼
Love this new style of commentary! And wow that fast draw rig is beautiful! Love your videos and I’m glad you finally got one posted! Keep them coming man! I have learned so much from your channel!
Tried out a new filming/editing format with this project. A little faster paced and some voiceover commentary. I'm hoping that it's more helpful in general and answers a lot of the questions that I usually get. My end goal is to be as valuable and helpful to you all as possible so let me know if this is working!
Really nice! In both the video and the quick draw rig😃
Thanks Ms. priss!
Looks good from my house
Stock & Barrel Co yes love the voice over keep that up
Loving this style. Keep it up!
Leather and guns, it doesn't get much better than this.
I just watched your two quick draw videos back to back. The second one is far superior thank you. I'm about to make one and I'm gonna copy yours.
This is my primary goal in leather work! Such a western film fan that I finished gunsmithing schooling, now want to get the leatherwork down. In the end I plan to sell custom rigs & old west firearms!
I’m getting ready to make a western cross draw holster and cartridge belt. This video was very informative! I love watching your videos before I start any project!!! Thank you for all the inspiration!!!!
Right on Blaine! Good luck with it. Would love to see how it turns out. And thank you watching:)
Stock & Barrel Co I’ll respond with a pic when it’s done. It’ll take me a bit. I don’t have a sewing machine I have to hand stitch but I’m pretty excited to make this. My first holster.
From the first time I was able to watch your video about what tools to buy first for starting leather crafts - I never stopped working on my leather projects and in making my work better and better. Your such an inspiration!
My dad did leather hokster making for years before his arthritis got to him, he would have clasp on his holsters so you could have multiple belt styles or shoulder rigs so 1 holster but many ways to wear them
I have saw your two cowboy belts when I was 10yrs old. I have liked it. I wish I could have purchased it. 😇
PLS PLS PLS keep doing this style of video going foward. The explaining what your doing/ how your doing it and what you’re using to do is super entertaining and SUPER helpful for people just starting out in leather. (I started bcuz of your amazing channel)
Done! ;) And thank you so much!
That’s is a nice left hand holster. I love the detail and the way you show it. I’m thinking of making one like it. Thanks
Great job, I'm making a holster. I make a lot of them myself for different people, if they want them. I bet you did a fantastic job. Especially the burnishing in the sewing
I've never had any intrest in working with leather....
But this was so interesting I had to watch it all !
Nice job. I have to cut the belt end taper first in case I screw it up. At least then it's right at the beginning. lol. I saddlestitch the whole thing...that sewing machine looks great. The sewn on loop backing is an awesome idea. Beats cutting holes in the belt itself. I'm about to start a shotgun shell belt and will use that.
Nice rig. I like how the bullet loops is an overlay.
James Coil
I thought that was weird, since the belt is two layers, he could have just done the same thing in the outer layer of the belt, glued it to the liner and called it done..... not sure which method I prefer, would need to see one of each next to each other and try both on......
What a Beautiful Holster ! Wild Bill Hickok and Wyatt Earp they are happy
I love watching people work when they're damn good at what they do.
Amazing, I wonder who looked at an animal and was like "yeah, I can make a gun holster outta that"
hahah favorite comment of the day
@@whitandpark thanks!
Can you imagine the animal saying “You wanna do WHAT!” !?!?
The same guy that saw a chicken drop an egg from it's ass and said, "Hey! I think I will eat that!"
Thank you guys for your comments lol
100,000 subscribers around the corner, great seeing your channels growth, always inspiring. :)
i wasnt really into leather work back then. but when i saw your channel, i was mesmerized by it and now i really appreciate it. the amount of craftsmanship it takes to create leather work like how you do is unparalleled. cheers to you and your family! much love from the philippines 😄🇵🇭
I finally got my Stock and Barrel Video fix!!! This one was another killer one man. Keep them coming, as always you're awesome and thanks for sharing. Much respect and lots of love from Japan, Jeff
Parker, Why are you not making these holsters to sell? I would pay up for a holster like this! My Cimarron Pistolero 4.75 45 LC would look bad to the bone in this holster. beautiful!! Man, you got skills!!
Refined editing/high-speed sequences make your channel seem even 10 times more professional!! Bravo!! (And, as always, the leather work is great too!!)
Man thank you so much! That really means a lot
Nice Work I like the Black Belts and Holsters ------------They just seem to have that Extra Shine
Great Job on the gun belt, its one of the best I have seen done on youtube
Beautiful job I wish I could afford something so nice. Definitely a fine craftsman. We need more of them in this messed up world
Thanks so much!
It must be wonderful to have an entire professional leather shop to work in! I've been doing leatherwork as a hobby for 50 some odd years, using only hand tools, and buying my leather as I needed it, rather than having large stocks of it. I've made gunbelts and holsters(I made a western-style rig, including fake cartridges, for a steampunked Nerf gun) and, as both a medieval AND black powder recreator, sword scabbards, knife sheaths, axe/tomahawk holders, shooting bags, quivers, many different types of pouches and belt/shoulder bags, bracers, jackware, and even leather armor!
I know: the preceding sounds like I'm bragging. Well...I AM! :-)
Good job! Glad to see another family ran leather business.
Thank you! and likewise;)
i have a quick draw holster, but the front is lowered from your design to clear the holster much quicker, i love it
very nice work - fun to watch the making of such nice piece
Your videos are the inspiration that got me off my ass and into leather work! I'm about to make my first cowboy quick draw holster for my bro who is into quick draw shooting!
Great looking holster Parker know I no what to look for in buying a quality holster.Thanks.
It's not even remotely fair for someone to have this much talent.....sweet sweet belt
Loving it! Glad your adapting and trying new things! Really bridging the gap to appreciate your knowledge and skills!
Michael Aragon thanks Miguel! Let’s get together soon.
Thank you for Showing how to make this cool cowboy quick draw gun belt. I'm inspired to make one myself.
I never comment on TH-cam but this will be this first because it’s important, I love your work and I know you are missing out on a lot of sales not selling gun belts and holsters, like one of your videos said, craftsman sell a product you can never find anywhere else...well I only came across this video looking for one because I can’t find any that are high quality online or a craftsman near by to build me a custom one. I’m stuck in having to buy somewhere else but hopefully in the future you can sell and play a big part in the gun community, anyways I love your work and I’ll support you and buy a wallet and maybe some other good I might like. Thanks again keep up the great work, never seen anyone take so much pride to explain in so much detail in their work and list literally everything to help others in this field
Very cool. You did a great job and explained it well. I like your video style.
a belt like that with a cross draw holster would look so good! I love the look of the tapered ends! 🤠
I've learned so much from your channel! Thanks for all that you do!... I've recently gotten into leather work for my knife sheaths. Talk about a whole new frontier! 😅... If you're curious about things I want to see... more knife sheaths! lol
noted;) Thanks so much man!
I second that - bushcraft knife sheaths, axe masks, hatchet belt sheaths, tool rolls...
Amazing black belt Your awesome at making cowboy belts
Talented and funny = fun to watch! Keep working on your quick draw. That made me smile. Nicely done. Thank you for sharing. Cheers.
Can you please show us more, On how to make the stichless bullet loops and how you came up with your spacing?
Stumbled across this video...glad I did....you do excellent work young man
That is a beautiful belt and holster.
Thanks James!
.... more please. L handed and shoot western.... Have worked leather professionally for many years and can offer a tip or two if it works better for you. When gluing liners to any belt, use your elbow to hold the end down and stretch the liner out as much as you can when pressing the two together. Makes for a natural curve and prevents wrinkles in the liner. Another one is when cutting out curves drop the edge of your thumb down and use it to help guide your blade and keep a perpendicular cut. You be making perfect circles. Good job.... I'd wear it proudly.
Thanks Tom!
Wow! it's so nice and beautiful.Good job
I have just come across your channel and am blown away by your work. Ive see in the comments that you don't make these to sell but if you ever do, please let me know. Ive got nobody nearby who can make a decent leather holster. Keep up the great work!
Craftmanship ! Nice one
I would love to have a Montana style one of these in a light/dark brown distressed look for my 1911 10mm, 5" govt
I made a no stitch Cartridge belt a few years ago :) Came out good.
First time viewer. Just subscribed. Great job, I enjoyed watching the process. Thanks.
Very nice. Great job.
Pretty fast on that draw too. (I'm impressed).
beautiful! I love your quality of sewing being a quilter.
Nice! I got into leather working because of you!
Amazing, Tandy build! I loved the leather work! I just never get to do it anymore, unless it is DYI.
Slick pistol moves at the end!
What a beautiful rig !
Really nice! Love the black and sand leather combo.
Beautiful rig brother.
Nicely done! Looking at this from Sweden
Love the buffalo nickel. This rig would also look great in a dark oiled russet brown leather. I would have done the cartridge loops in canvas to help lessen verdigris.
Like most of your methods, I always hand stitch all of my projects
Hello, Well I gotta say,, this is a great video of a classic gunslinger rig!
I'm a member of CFDA here in Gainesville, TX. NTSG and I'm just now getting into leather crafting. You're very thurough, and informative. Thank you for sharing your craft. I really appreciate your HOW TO videos, Y'all make some quality products Sir!
Keep it up, you're a class act.
Doc Hook CFDA, NTSG
Thanks Aaron! It's great to have the approval from a CFDA member. I would love to learn more about making an official fast draw holster. It requires a lot more in the build, like including raw hide or steel for a deflector and more structure. Also, there are tricks to keeping the holster down on the belt when you draw. I don't have any of that. This is a very simple rig but it's really fun for just playing around. If you learn any tricks for official fast draw rigs i'd love to hear them. Thank you!
@@whitandparkI know a couple of tricks for that, I'm working on getting them built. however, I lack most of the tools required, and I'm a Greenhorn when it comes to leathercrafting. I'm working on one right now, though I doubt it will have the craftsmanship, or consistency of your products! Anywho, I will keep you posted and up to date if you would like?
I really like this new video format/style.
Thanks Joe! I'll definitely keep doing them this way. Thanks for watching!
I have enjoyed watching and impressed with the left handed holster. Yay for the south pawz out there. Should you decide to make another left handed one for sale please keep this old man in mind . I had one for many years. But as life happens I literally lost everything do to hurricane Ike. Great video thank you for sharing.
Great video. Very clear, clean, and well executed
TOP MAN, really impressive video Parker. Maybe the best yet!!!
Thanks so much Paul!!
Very nice.
John Grytbakk thanks John!
Your best video yet! Love the instructive voiceover! 👌🏼
New to your channel. This rig turned out BadA$$. I’m hooked watching leather crafting videos. Although I don’t need another hobby, looks amazing.
WOW!! Beautiful, and Left hand. perfect...
I hope you continue making holsters. Love the videos.
Holy Smokes! This is a great vid. You got talent, dude!! Ty for sharing!!
The gunbelt that Eastwood wore on Rawhide he later used in the Sergio Leone westerns.
Very nice. Would love one right handed cross draw.
That is a true work of art.
En inicio de los 70s en México se podía tener un revólver 22.cc. tipo " Clint Eastwood" seis tiros y en esa fundas de sacar y amartillar con la mano izquierda pues balazo en el pie, se disparaban solas ,
Great work! I love seeing your videos there’s just something different with the way you make them from the rest. I can see how much you love creating different things and that’s amazing to me. Keep up the great work ❤️
Great video! Always great to learn a new craft!
Very nice build as always! Keep up the good work!
James Duryea thanks a lot James!
I like this kind of video format the best
Parker, absolutely loved the video. It was excellent to have the narration! Keep the videos coming man 👍🏼👊🏼
Thanks so much Gary!
Black leather is so gangster 💯
Dam Boy ! u r really good. Am quite impressed to say the least.. Very talented u sure do take a lot of pride in your work. Over&Out !!!
Looks awesome sir!
Love ur work man! Wish I could buy one.
This is my first time to watch a custom leather holster made!!
Well done 👍
I love your videos ! You inspired me to follow my dreams. I’m so excited to start my new journey.
What's your dream?
Hey Parker, when are you going to include the template for the gun belt and the western stitching template on your website ?
Keep up the amazing work man !
great work mate im gonna order the tipping machine is it good any adive on it , its last one i can find as tandy sold out
i think your vids and workshop great
thx
thank you! I took the inner hole close to the oblong hole punch because I found that with thick leather, it was too close to the buckle. So I just punch that one by hand but it's still super helpful for the other cuts. Saves a lot of time
hi thx fir info i got machine today from spain but arrived damaged the knobs bent
on your machine can you put the fence guide in and out by hand thx again
Nice video work. Love the quick draw video. Hope the baby is doing well. Coming up on 3 months!
iloveutah thanks my man, she’s doing well! How about your little one??
Also.....Congrats!!! You just one the random comment wallet game we just played🙌🏼 send me a DM on Instagram if you can with your address, email address and your wallet of choice👌🏼
Super excited. Thanks so much Parker! 🙏🏻
Your stuff always turns out good.
Beautiful work Parker. I hope was hoping to see you in Atlanta, but it won’t work out.
Great hand work man🤘
Awesome as always!
Love the new editing style! Great looking holster
Thanks Kaelyn!!
Your videos are very enjoyable and inspire me to do leatherwork. Thank You
Thanks so much Brandon!
Very nice man! Work like this makes me want to learn more! And the voiceover is very helpful.
Damn this came out good. Love the coloring
@@daviedood2503 thanks Davie✊🏼
Loved to see the work and loved the final product. Thanks.
Thanks so much Dyana!
Love this new style of commentary! And wow that fast draw rig is beautiful! Love your videos and I’m glad you finally got one posted! Keep them coming man! I have learned so much from your channel!