Making Doc Holliday / Val Kilmer's Shoulder Holster from 1993's "Tombstone" Leathercraft ASMR 

Please tell us you are mentoring apprentices. Your old style of craftsmanship and artistry must NOT be allowed to go the way of the Buffalo.

Well, that didn't work. Excellent effort, though.

The real holster was sold at an auction

Doc Holiday probably just used a lot of shoe polish.

I commented on Facebook i was looking for a Rig for my Uberti Cattleman 45lc , a Gent from Michigan said if i pay the shipping i could have a Rig he can't seem to sell, I said sure why not, within 2 weeks a box arrived inside was a El Paso Saddlery "Hellfire" double Rig, I sent him double the cost of shipping

Now, isn't that a daisy?

No, but seriously. Is your workshop inside an aviary?

There you go. Pictures!

How about a Bat masterson rig 👍

Shoulder holsters seem to take a lot of work to to get them to hang just right for the user, and everyone seems to want something different. You did a great job, very nice rig.

It was such a nice treat to see someone make a video of finally making the Tombstone shoulder rig.

Nice job.

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.

I like it. I think adding the brown to the black adds a slight antique look to it.

Very beautiful work. Glad to see something still made in the USA.

Beautiful Craftsmanship 👍👏👏👏

Your and excellent craftsman. That holster is beautiful.

You are absolutely right about the front/upper attachment being relocated on the movie rig; pics show an unused slot, just like your finished rig.

Beautiful work.!!

Just thinking out loud here, but a holster in that style of a 6" barrel 1911 would be a great piece of kit for those of us who cannot draw from a conventional shoulder holster, I like how it brings the gun further forward.