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Thanks for watching Bob 🙌

thanks for watching

thank you for watching @stefaniaponitz5738 and the kind words.

Hi @double-eagle-dave please contact us directly through the website for pricing. The shoulder rigs are not in the Online store as they have too many moving parts and options and we highly suggest to talk to Mark before ordering. You can contact us here: www.beavermountainworks.com/contact/

Thanks for watching Mark, no the loops are not sewn or glued, they stay as they are. First off one has to make sure the leather is cut the right way so that it less likely stretches, then Mark uses the cartridges to form the loops and he says it needs just the right amount of tightness around it and lastly the loop-band is sewn at either end (not between the loops but at the end each end). We're making these loops like this for almost 20 years and they all stay even after all these years.

Thanks so much for watching Jeff

Hi, if you measure 40 then your gun belt would be a 44

thanks for watching and great ideas. Let us know when we can make your dream holsters come true 😃

Thanks for watching Veronica and so happy we could help, we're sure your boyfriend will love his new wallet

Hi @merleschmidt5810 thanks for watching our videos. Our motto is: You dream it and we make it! Over the years Mark has made so many things and yes also pockets and holders for flatbars. For example check out this video: ruclips.net/video/mR9MFHOpVHE/видео.html

Hi there thanks for the reply, and the link to the video. The weird part is that is the same video that I first saw that I posted my comment thread on. The video doesn't answer the question of whether there has ever been a pocket made for a Wonderbar (flatbar) which is different from a catspaw. I did find it interesting that the cat snuck by about 10 seconds after the cats paw was mentioned. It was almost purrfect

sorry to hear that Thomas, like most things, it needs a lot of practice, don't give up.

Thanks so much for watching and the kind words, and way to go on your money belt project 👍

Thank you for watching Robert, here a message direclty from Mark: Robert. awesome you’re making your own rig. The buscadero rig was & is used by many cowboys that were more gunslingers. not very practical when riding a horse and shooting from that position. As the belt is a lot wider than the normal belts 3” to 3-1/2” and because you are wearing 2 guns the belts were more straight. even though some were tapered curved top to bottom. The single holster belts were also this way but 2-1/4 to 2-3/4 wide. the slant off the holster side made it easier to ride in a saddle and draw from that position. Tandy leather sells really good patterns for all these styles. If you have anymore questions please go to our website for our contact info. Thxs for checking out our videos & keeper shooting straight. Mark.

Thanks for watching Craig. It does not slide forward or come loose because you install the butt sleeve around the sling stud. But even if there is no sling stud, the friction that happens between the (flesh-side of the) leather and the wood of the stock keeps the sleeve in place. That's why you have to put the sleeve on snug just as Mark explains in the video. We hope that helps.

the sheath is 6oz and the frog is 8oz Veg tan cow leather

Thanks for watching @rasterman1016 it is a Cowboy Duster in oil slick 3/4 length (so you don't kneel on it in the bush), some people call it an Aussie Outback

@@Beavermountainworks Looks very nice. I have a Duster. Purchased the Duster down the 'Texas road' (<-means a few Counties over) in Downtown Dallas, TX around 2001 but I have not seen one such as the one you wear. Yours is short and mine is just past the boot rim. Little long but works. At first glance, it looks like Outback Tradings Co. has something similar with a price tag of +$200.00. Anyway, thanks for the info.

Thanks for watching @ronhayes3939 please check out our website or call Mark directly we are not giving prices here in the comment section www.beavermountainworks.com

that is so awesome, way to go, and thanks for watching

thanks for watching, we think you might be talking about a lever wrap, which we offer as a kit on our website and Mark talks about this shortly in this video here: ruclips.net/video/sIzLRArfVZo/видео.html

@@Beavermountainworks not quite what I was thinking. Think of a strap that holds your non firing hand holding onto the wooden handguard underneath the barrel so you can action the lever without having to grip the handguard as much or putting the gooseneck on your hip.

@@killpidone oh so you're talking about the forestock, yes Mark has done that before, remember our motto is: you dream it - we make it. Give Mark a call when you're ready

thanks for watching @EDCtexan and yes of course we can do it for a shockwave, did that actually last year. Call Mark to chat with him about it.

Thank you for watching Karl, i think you see Mark dying something in other videos but I will put it on the list and we might make a separate video of it.

Thank you for watching, I am actually not sure myself LOL

Thanks for watching @CJB Tattoos USA. The measurements are: 17" tall 10-1/2" at top, 8-1/2" at bottom. This includes a 1/2" sweing overlapping. Hope that helps.

@@Beavermountainworks thanks that helps alot

@@FunHobbies225 awesome

Thanks for watching @junior G and for the kind words.

Awesome so great to hear @Chris Lettenmaier, thanks for watching and keep us posted how your project is going.

Thanks so much for watching @Vintage Cap Guns and for the kind words.

... and you could have that, our motto is: you dream it - we make it. Thanks for watching.

Thank you @barniculas and thanks for watching

😂thanks for watching anyway

@BigChiefLeatherworks thanks for watching and thanks for the kind words.

Thanks for watching @LEVIKRW and when you are ready to get that drop holster rig contact us.

@@Beavermountainworks I tried going to website lastnight and the link wouldn’t open

@@Levikrw That's very weird, but I just got your email and Mark will reach out to you.

Thanks for watching @Kip Miller, you can order one on our website here: www.beavermountainworks.com/product/leg-strap-buckle/

@@Beavermountainworks Thanks for the info. You say I cant get one until August?

@@kipmiller7703 that's for the regular big orders yes, if you just want a leg strap with buckle Mark will be able to fit that in this month no problem

@@Beavermountainworks Thanks, I will order one.

@@kipmiller7703 we emailed you a while back, did you not get it?

Thank you for watching @AnthonyCarinci. Try tandyleather.com/ they might let you order custom stamps or know where you can purchase them.

Thanks for watching anyway

Thanks for watching :-)

thanks for watching @Honu Mana and the kind words. We are glad you like your rig.

Thanks for watching @Moosa

@@Beavermountainworks love your work after watching this saw some of the leatherworks, really impressed immediately became a subscriber

@@moosa9850 thank you for your kind words and for subscribing :-)

Not that one has anything to do with the other LOL Thank you for watching the video and even taking the time to comment

Lol. I just thought of you calling that “the Alex Jones Snake”. Hilarious

@@Beavermountainworksgood video though dude. I haven’t had experience doing something like this in years, and I’m thinking of doing it again.

Thanks for watching @Alec Minnick, this one is a Siamese and she was actually pretty polite here, she can be more intense LOL

Hello @Jason Herrington, thank you for this question. Yes, this is a chemical reaction over time if you leave the brass in. We suggest to all our clients to not leave rds in over long periods without removing & cleaning for that reason.

@@Beavermountainworks Ah thank you! Any suggestions for cleaning the brass if they have been left in for awhile and have green buildup?

@@jasonherrington2002 Mark says to use a clean cotton rag & a little solution on the rag that is used for brass cleaning cartridges in a tumbler. But please use safety precautions don’t submerge the cartridges & insure they are clean & inspected before using them.

@@Beavermountainworks I ended up yesterday using a paper towel with a small amount of rubbing alcohol on it and it seemed to take the buildup off quickly. Thank you for the info!

It's called verdigris. If you look up on ehow you'll find how to clean it. It's copper acetate

Thank you for watching @John Griffin and so awesome you could apply it to your rifle

Oh that's awesome @Greg tell her to contact us or she can order it directly from our website here: www.beavermountainworks.com/products

Hi Allen, we don't sell stamps, we suggest you contact Tandy Leather, they might sell it or will be able to tell you where you can buy one.

Thanks for watching @Honda200TwinStar, yes I have replaced the backin on a bag before. Commercially made bags are often not real leather in my experience. Some backings are are imitation leather with cardboard or hard plastic stiffener inside, others are a made from plastic, depending on the manufactor. Some backings are sewn onto the bag and others rivited depending on their quality. Most bags are not really manufactured for long term heavy use but mainly to only look good and have the bikes brand logo on it. To know how a bag is made and if I am able to repair it I would have to see it. All bags are made in stages, just like clothing, therefore repair can be costly and sometimes impossable.

@@Beavermountainworks hey thanks fella for the reply and that anwsers my question as if some are made from plastic or styrean my one bag has i think 2 long cracks in it that the previous owner tried repair with a not stiff enough patch of plastic over the crack and clued and rived into place ,but the patch as i said not stiff enough so it sage .or no support.So its not any kind of special 1/4'' plastic?

@@honda200twinstar3 Well as we said, we would need to see the bag to know. But, we've had clients do DYI repairs on these bags using a piece of Kydex.060 or .093 inch thickness. You can find Kydex at your local Tandy Leather Factory store. You can glue and rivited it on. If you have more questions specific to your bag feel free to contact us by phone or email.

Thank you so much for your kind words @Bruno Michelon and your order.

Thanks for watching Rex, we don't really talk about pricing here in video comments, best is to email us. Find the email address here: www.beavermountainworks.com/contact/

Thanks for your kind words @Tim Barnett. So yes the use of metal on leather will over time rust due to many reasons. I find that brass works not any better than steel rivets. I’ve found that stainless steel lasts a little longer. Keeping the leather clean, dry and storing it in dry warm place will help prevent it. Sewing or lacing is the best but it takes longer to do, but be aware, lace can break down as well if the leather isn’t looked after.