Awesome new belt and holster

[Hardcase]

Early last week I was wasting some time on Facebook when I ran across a link to a link to a link that ended up on the page of Touch of Yellow Leatherworks. The pictures and comments looked pretty good, so I mentally filed it away as something to check out later.

Well, a couple of hours later, I was here on TFL and happened to see IdahoMike's signature line. Son of a gun, Touch of Yellow is his outfit! So I sent him a PM and exactly a week ago, we got together in a parking lot in Boise and I described what I was after. No pictures or drawings, just me trying to explain that I wanted a fairly simple 3" belt and sort of a shorty slim jim holster for my .357 SAA revolver.

Today the results arrived. That's right, a one week turnaround!

Mahogany-dyed, suede lined belt with adjustable cartridge loops (hooray, I can also shoot my .44 Colt with it!) along with a pigskin-lined holster. All beautifully hand cut, punched and sewn.

Folks, IdahoMike is the real deal. Do not hesitate to do business with him!

 

[IDAHOMIKE]

I am flattered Drew. I try my best and I am happy that you are happy. Many thanks once again.

 

[towboat-er]

Great looking holster!!

 

[Beagle333]

You just can't beat the quality of Mike's work. Just look at the thickness and the rich colors of that rig! The man is a master with the leather. I won't get a holster anywhere else again.

 

[IDAHOMIKE]

Beagle! Thank you for the kind words! Was hoping you would chime in, the holster hanging from that rig is none other than a 333 model.

 

[brazosdave]

I like it! I also dig the engraving on your pistola. Did you get the done somewheres, or did you do the work yourself?

 

[triage1998]

That is some quality leather work right there!

 

[Hardcase]

Brazosdave, that engraving was on the gun when I bought it. I liked it, too. I wish I had the skill and patience to do that stuff.

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[Doc Hoy]

Agree....

In addition to his capabilities with leather, Idahomike is a straight up guy too.

 

[IDAHOMIKE]

Thanks fellas. I still see all the tiny imperfections and nit pick everything I make. And I always do my best to treat folks I do business or tradin' with the way I would like to be treated. You guys and gals buy my groceries and my family and I are truly appreciative.