I agree....but even though it was completely overshadowed by "Tombstone", I thought Dennis Quaid gave a legendary performance as Doc in "Wyatt Earp"....there were some similarities, but I thought both actors showed different aspects of a very complex and fascinating man either way, both actors gave a performance for the ages that would be hard to equal
You sir are true artist. I have always wished that I were more prone to being able to make things with my own hands. I would give anything to be able to put together a rig as beautiful as you did. I am so jealous of your talent but I am glad that people like you are around that can build things as beautiful.
You Sir do incredible work! Watching your videos is interesting, intriguing, calming, relaxing, entertaining and nostalgic. My family actually had a leatherworks establishment than operated during the height of the Old West era; all it took to kill it was the Great Depression. I hope to someday, perhaps in retirement, scrape up some money to build myself a small shop and in some small way resurrect it. In the meantime however I will more than likely be contacting you for a holster or two or three or five for my open carry. Thank you for sharing yout incredible talent and beautifully representing our culture and history.
Vielen lieben Dank für die Einblicke in ihre Arbeit. So viele nützliche Tips nur vom Zeigen. Ich empfinde es sehr angenehm zu ohne Gesprochenes. Hätt ich sowieso nicht verstanden. Wundervolle Arbeit und ein Klasse Rig👍👍
Thanks for doing such good work and showing the little tricks so that others can apprentice from you on our own schedule…. I recently sat down to figure out how much custom leatherwork I needed done (pistol rigs, shoulder holsters, rifle scabbards, a few knife and tool sheaths, gym bag, camelbak, carry on…) and realized that I needed to get back into leatherwork and make them myself, probably needed another retirement hobby anyway, so thanks for the pointers and demonstrations.
Living in the same town, I've always bought my gun leather at El Paso Saddlery. I never realized how much hand work went into these items until watching your video. Thanks!
You are correct sir, it is a great movie. I want the shoulder rig for my Ruger New Vaquero 4.75 I tried to make one & failed miserably 😢 You do very nice work 👍👍
Bad Ass!! I'm a woodworker in tenon and mortise and have a real appreciation for the old crafts. Also Tombstone is a favorite. Fury is a good WWII with a nice shoulder rig for 1917 revolver, still available commercially for 1911 or M9. Looking forward to your Doc Holliday shoulder rig build..
Very nicely done Sir! I always learn something new every time I watch a video of yours that I want to try next time. Thank you, can't wait to see the shoulder rig!
Awesome work! I wanted to thank you for inspiring me to get into leatherwork. I stumbled across one of your videos a few months ago and I finally decided to go to a Tandy store and give leatherworking a shot. Thanks for all the great videos and tips!
I believe you’ve nailed it on this cross draw rig! Beautiful work, and an excellent tutorial! Really looking forward to the shoulder rig! Ya I definitely hit that subscribe button! 🤠
I believe Will Ghormley made some of the gun leather for Tombstone. He sold some of the patterns to Tandy. I made the Johnny Ringo from his pattern and he sold me the conchos he made and used on the original.
OMG! you did it, you're a beautiful man...Ringo's rig and now Doc...pls pls pls, do Wyatt Earps from Tombstone (I have all the freeze frame shots you need and for his cross draw too) =) great work as always
It's a pleasure to see your work. Tombstone is great movie. I always been fan of westerns. Subscribed. Going to watch previous vids. I always wanted a right hand draw with a cross draw rig combo. Like to make my own. Thx.
I read somewhere that Doc Holliday's sidearm on his side was a black powder Captain ball 1851 Navy given to him by his daddy so I find your picture to be more. Correct than the actual movie
Great work!! What gun did you put in the holster? Looking to get the pair of tombstone doc Holliday guns even if I have to change wood grips to “ivory”
I used to make my own holsters when I was in college. I could have really used your videos back then! Watching you do it makes me remember how much fun it was. Is Tandy Leather even still around?
The black rig in the movie had only one holster on the left for his right hand gun, his left hand gun was tucked in his right hand vest pocket and held there by the down strap, the brown rig doesn't exist unless he carried 3 guns later on in the movie. Regardless of that your craftsmanship is amazing .
That skull duggery inspired holster wouldve been absolutely perfect for danny trejos character in the movie dead in tombstone and dead again in tombstone
Tombstone is by far my favorite movie ever made this is amazing work! If you don’t mind, where did you get the holster template? I’d like to make my own version!
Beyond the smell, I love the sound of new saddle leather. There's something about the creaking I find soothing.
No one can ever play Doc Holliday again. Val Kilmer has made that role his own.
agreed.
I agree....but even though it was completely overshadowed by "Tombstone", I thought Dennis Quaid gave a legendary performance as Doc in "Wyatt Earp"....there were some similarities, but I thought both actors showed different aspects of a very complex and fascinating man either way, both actors gave a performance for the ages that would be hard to equal
I just wrapped on a movie where Tombstone was filmed (Mescal Movie Set). Tombstone IS an epic movie! You did the rig justice. Love your work.
I like ur channel hombre
@@BigCod618 Thank you much!
Wow! What's movie (if you can reveal)?
@@RoadAgentLeather I can't reveal the name right now, sadly. Hopefully soon. The set still looks good, though!
I'd go so far as to say Tombstone is the perfect movie.
You sir are true artist. I have always wished that I were more prone to being able to make things with my own hands. I would give anything to be able to put together a rig as beautiful as you did. I am so jealous of your talent but I am glad that people like you are around that can build things as beautiful.
Beautiful work. I don't think most people understand the skill, time and patience it takes to make something that beautiful.
You Sir do incredible work! Watching your videos is interesting, intriguing, calming, relaxing, entertaining and nostalgic. My family actually had a leatherworks establishment than operated during the height of the Old West era; all it took to kill it was the Great Depression. I hope to someday, perhaps in retirement, scrape up some money to build myself a small shop and in some small way resurrect it. In the meantime however I will more than likely be contacting you for a holster or two or three or five for my open carry. Thank you for sharing yout incredible talent and beautifully representing our culture and history.
Thanks for watching!
Vielen lieben Dank für die Einblicke in ihre Arbeit. So viele nützliche Tips nur vom Zeigen. Ich empfinde es sehr angenehm zu ohne Gesprochenes. Hätt ich sowieso nicht verstanden. Wundervolle Arbeit und ein Klasse Rig👍👍
Thanks for watching!
It was such a treat to see this rig being made! You did splendidly!
Thanks for doing such good work and showing the little tricks so that others can apprentice from you on our own schedule…. I recently sat down to figure out how much custom leatherwork I needed done (pistol rigs, shoulder holsters, rifle scabbards, a few knife and tool sheaths, gym bag, camelbak, carry on…) and realized that I needed to get back into leatherwork and make them myself, probably needed another retirement hobby anyway, so thanks for the pointers and demonstrations.
Living in the same town, I've always bought my gun leather at El Paso Saddlery. I never realized how much hand work went into these items until watching your video. Thanks!
You are correct sir, it is a great movie.
I want the shoulder rig for my Ruger New Vaquero 4.75
I tried to make one & failed miserably 😢
You do very nice work 👍👍
Thanks for subscribing!
Awesome Holster remembering an Awesome Classic Movie!! Thank you for sharing!!
Man I could never do this. What a gift and talent.
Bad Ass!! I'm a woodworker in tenon and mortise and have a real appreciation for the old crafts. Also Tombstone is a favorite. Fury is a good WWII with a nice shoulder rig for 1917 revolver, still available commercially for 1911 or M9. Looking forward to your Doc Holliday shoulder rig build..
Gorgeous work. Doesn't get any better.
I’ve done leathery for many years… this is an absolutely great video and a magnificent piece of work! Fantastic workmanship and spectacular gun rig!
Wow! Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!
Outstanding!!!! Johnny Ringo hasn't a chance in hell against a rig like that! Can't wait to see the next video.
Fine piece of work especially the banding idea. Looking forward to the (upper) cross draw rig
Just came accross this. Now my new favorite channel.
As below, it’s a treat to see a real craftsman at work:) Bravo
I don't know why your video popped up in my RUclips feed, but glad it did. From flat piece of leather to finished product was fascinating to watch. 👍
That was amazing. Beautiful holster!
You always amaze me. There is nothing more relaxing than watching you work..
Awesome video!!! Amazing work!!!👍
Very nicely done Sir! I always learn something new every time I watch a video of yours that I want to try next time. Thank you, can't wait to see the shoulder rig!
Beautiful work, thanks for sharing the full process!
Awesome work!
I wanted to thank you for inspiring me to get into leatherwork. I stumbled across one of your videos a few months ago and I finally decided to go to a Tandy store and give leatherworking a shot. Thanks for all the great videos and tips!
Truly a lost art
Quality leather products are a once in a career/lifetime opportunity to purchase and use.
You have MAD MAD MAD skills! A pleasure to see you work.
Fantastic! Love the process and the finished product.
The tools are intoxicating. So cool. So precise. So sharp.
I bet you've learned to be careful over the years. 😝
Wow. That was a great video. Thanks for posting this.
Great filming! Love the close up shots!
A fun build to watch. Excellent work.
I believe you’ve nailed it on this cross draw rig! Beautiful work, and an excellent tutorial! Really looking forward to the shoulder rig! Ya I definitely hit that subscribe button! 🤠
OLD Leather Smith here, very very nice work, you nailed it. The only difference is Hand Sewing, not machine. GOD'S BLESSINGS ✝️⚾🙃
Great Day !!!! Awesome work .... would love one myself one day ... soon ... Love it ... !!! keep it coming ...
Really enjoy your videos. I don't mind if they are long at all. Thank you!
Really like that walking foot machine. Good work dude!
Absolutely Awesome job...just bought my birds head 45 yesterday.. someday I'm gonna need me a holster like that one too.
That's some real fine craftsmanship
Fascinating to watch a Craftsman at work. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Nice work! I like that Hat also!
I wish they had those strap cutters with the bar on top 50 years ago when I started leather work, I laid my hand open with one
I'm very amazed at your work. Thank you for doing your videos
Well done sir. That's and excellent looking rig. The background music is nice and mellow.
Love to watch your videos they are so helpful to someone like me. I haven’t attempted a holster yet but it’s on my list
GREAT CRAFTSMAN. REALLY ENJOYED YOUR TALENT
I am in awe sir. I wish I could afford one of your creations for a 4.5"
Blackhawk.
my cousin dennis yoder in hamburg pa was a pro holster maker. he wanted to teach me but it was not for me. he passed away about 15yrs ago. great guy.
Inspirational, instructive, meditative, good music, excellent art. Good job!
Beautiful piece. Patient workmanship.
Beautiful workmanship.
Thank you very much!
Sir, this is one of the most elegant two holders I have seen. I’m wondering if you have a pattern available?
Thank you, kraig Jillson , bootmaker 😂
I believe Will Ghormley made some of the gun leather for Tombstone. He sold some of the patterns to Tandy. I made the Johnny Ringo from his pattern and he sold me the conchos he made and used on the original.
I have that pattern! Will Ghormley makes some great stuff.
Nice work my artisan.
OMG! you did it, you're a beautiful man...Ringo's rig and now Doc...pls pls pls, do Wyatt Earps from Tombstone (I have all the freeze frame shots you need and for his cross draw too) =) great work as always
Your videos are always so much fun and informative to watch. I pock up so many good techniques and tricks. Thank you so much.
Every video i watch i get great tips, thank you
Very sweet, nice tools, and a gift for them.
Amazing work. just beautiful
Thank you very much!
Beautifully done,👌👌👌👌
Awesome Job. looks great.
Beautiful job
That’s some amazing work wow !
Nice work,great video😊
Nicely done!
That my friend is one hell of a impressive piece of work 👏 👌 and a dieing art, Who are thay going to find to fill your shoes???
Love your videos! Just had a request for one myself!
Great work.
It's a pleasure to see your work. Tombstone is great movie. I always been fan of westerns. Subscribed. Going to watch previous vids. I always wanted a right hand draw with a cross draw rig combo. Like to make my own. Thx.
Excellent job, I like it !
Awesome. Well done
very nice work
Wow amazing job!
Have you seen London Jacks version
I used his pattern it turned out very nice
Simply Beautiful!
Thank you!
Just earned yourself another subscription from me. Looks awesome!👍
Thanks for subbing!
Amazing talent 👍
Very Nice!
I wish you could make one of those for my 45 Long Colt.
Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
I read somewhere that Doc Holliday's sidearm on his side was a black powder Captain ball 1851 Navy given to him by his daddy so I find your picture to be more. Correct than the actual movie
Everybody to his own art and profession, awesome.
“Why are shoulder holsters so darn expensive?!” (Watches videos) “oh!”
Great work!! What gun did you put in the holster? Looking to get the pair of tombstone doc Holliday guns even if I have to change wood grips to “ivory”
Thanks! It's a Uberti El Patron .45 LC (a Colt Single Action Army Clone)
I used to make my own holsters when I was in college. I could have really used your videos back then! Watching you do it makes me remember how much fun it was. Is Tandy Leather even still around?
You're better off going to Springfield Leather Co.
sometimes they even have old Tandy patterns & stuff in stock ☺️
The black rig in the movie had only one holster on the left for his right hand gun, his left hand gun was tucked in his right hand vest pocket and held there by the down strap, the brown rig doesn't exist unless he carried 3 guns later on in the movie. Regardless of that your craftsmanship is amazing .
The brown rig is what he uses in the climactic showdown with Johnny Ringo!
Beautiful. I would be very proud to wear that, but I live in the UK!
Emigrate to the USA,not only could you wear that,you can own a gun to go in it.
How did you measure out the length for the bullets on the belt? and how did the diagonal stitch work?
I have a template for that. I just need to know how many cartridges I want and/or the starting point for the loops on the belt.
@@RoadAgentLeather is the template available somewhere or do you have a reference of where would be a good place for me to start lol?
Too sweet thanks good show
Would you make a cross draw for my 1911? Beautiful work
Awesome! 👍🏻
That skull duggery inspired holster wouldve been absolutely perfect for danny trejos character in the movie dead in tombstone and dead again in tombstone
That’s Wicked~Awesome!🫶🏻The Art of Handmade.🔥
Tombstone is by far my favorite movie ever made this is amazing work! If you don’t mind, where did you get the holster template? I’d like to make my own version!
Outstanding
Love your videos
Love your work
Love the soundtrack!
When are you going to start selling pdf patterns??
Beautiful work. How much would something like that come out to?
I love your selection of tools ,what and were from ?
Beautiful workmanship I'm just getting started
Thanks for the inspiration
Thanks! Most of my tools come from Tandy.
@@RoadAgentLeather thank you much