This is some real nice stuff.
http://www.purdygear.com/rigs.html
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Leather Gear
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RanchRoper
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Leather Gear
Pedersoli Frontier Flintlock .50
Kibler Colonial Flintlock .50
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Les
Re: Leather Gear
Wow! They are real works of art, and they look like they'd last a few lifetimes.
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North Country Gal
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Re: Leather Gear
No kidding. Gorgeous. I'd almost be afraid of wearing them out in our woods ... almost. 
Re: Leather Gear
Quite an interesting leather site, plus they carry/make somewhat unusual items, e.g. leather revolver speed loader pocket pouch (kind of cool), shooting sticks with leather adjusting straps, even a holster for a full-sized Coonan.
Unfortunately, after chatting with Purdy this morning, they cannot make a holster for my SA 1860 EARL. They only make holsters for the early-on mini-revolvers like the PUG. The owner told me no one (emphasis on nobody) has a gun blank for this gun. It would be quite expensive to send the EARL to GA using the FFL transfer system. So my 1860 EARL will continue to travel to/from the ranges in a Bore Stores revolver sack for now.
They do create very beautiful leather products for sure!
Unfortunately, after chatting with Purdy this morning, they cannot make a holster for my SA 1860 EARL. They only make holsters for the early-on mini-revolvers like the PUG. The owner told me no one (emphasis on nobody) has a gun blank for this gun. It would be quite expensive to send the EARL to GA using the FFL transfer system. So my 1860 EARL will continue to travel to/from the ranges in a Bore Stores revolver sack for now.
They do create very beautiful leather products for sure!
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