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Form meets function: hard working, good looking leather!
At Big Robs Gun Leather I promise to build and sell you the best that I can offer. Every piece is hand crafted and no two are the same. All my borders and basket weave are done by hand using American made tools on American vegetable tanned cowhide and horsehide. I'm not interested in being the cheapest leather worker in the business or moving the most volume with the quickest turn around times. My leather is not rushed as haste tends to create waste. I am, however, interested in pleasing each and every customer to the best of my abilities. I do not cut corners when it comes to the little things and I would like to think that this shows in my products. When you want practical, affordable, and good looks rolled into one package I don't think you will find someone more willing to please you.
Please take special note that while the majority of my orders do have a basketweave or border, I do plain Jane stuff all the time. I get a lot of commentary saying "Looks good, but too nice to use..." My reply to this is simply "it all wears the same." Get out, use it, and if it doesn't make you happy I'll give you your money back.
Please take special note that while the majority of my orders do have a basketweave or border, I do plain Jane stuff all the time. I get a lot of commentary saying "Looks good, but too nice to use..." My reply to this is simply "it all wears the same." Get out, use it, and if it doesn't make you happy I'll give you your money back.
New for 2013!
Meet Scott, my new right hand man assisting me in the shop. I've brought in more hands to make sure we can keep work times down!
Cobra Class 4!
This is the improvement I am most excited about currently, straight from Cobra Steve and referred to by John Bianchi as 'The Dream Machine,' this is going to allow me faster turn around times, better quality, and more freedom to play with stitching options without killing my arms. I anticipate offering double stitched belts, lazy stitching options, and moving most of my holsters to a double stitching pattern.
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Sample photo gallery:
Glock 36 High ride Pancake, Lt Brown, black stitching, full basketweave.
1.5" EDC Dk brown, black stitching, polished nickel roller buckle.
6" K frame, HCT-1 with optional thumb strap. Lt Brown, black stitching, black pigskin lining, basketweave, nickel polished roller buckle. Prototype 22lr holder and customer leatherman pouch.
3" N-frame HCT-1, British Tan, black antique, black 'edge lick,' vegetable tanned lining.
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2.5" K Frame, modified Threespersons' Black interior, black edges, black stitching, full basketweave.
Model 1 Belt holster, light brown, black stitching, body colored edges.
4" K frame Modified Threespersons, dark brown, body color edges, black stitching.
1.5" EDC, Dark brown with body color edges, black stitching, polished nickle roller buckle.
4" Ruger GP100 Dark Brown, black stitching, body colored edges.
4" L-frame Modified Threesperons, light brown, white stitching, matching dump ammo pouch.
4" 1911 Pancake double cut, black, black stitching, black split pigskin lining.
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5" 1911 HCT-2, basketweave, pigskin lining, match dual mag carrier.
3" N-frame HCT-2, bastweave, pigskin lining, matching ammo slide, satin nickel heal/bar buckle.
3" 1911, custom small of the back. 1.5" EDC in triple black.
(L) 6.5" N-frame HCT-2, lt brown, black antique, black stitching, veg tan leather lining.
(R) 6.5" N-frame HCT-1, same details.
Also included: 1.5" EDC, Dump Pouch, Belt slide with snap option.
Custom sheath in Dark Brown, white stitching, #2 Border.
4" N-frame, Modified Threespersons: light brown, black stitching, brown antique finish.
Light brown, Magonany, Light brown antiqued. All modified Threespersons for 4" N-frame
5" 1911 Modified Pancake, dark brown, black stitching, matching mag pouch and belt.
5" 1911 Modified Pancake, dark brown, black stitching, matching mag pouch and belt.
6" K-frame Modified Threespersons' with strap, medium brown, white stitching, black split pig skin lining.
Beretta PX-4 Storm Pancake single cut, Medium Brown, white stitching.
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Special Note
A special note needs to be left for Ray Cory @ Lobogunleather. His guidance has been hands down the number one thing that has gotten me to this point. You may find him here: http://www.lobogunleather.com/ For any of you interested in doing your own leather work I would strongly recommend heading to here.
*Disclaimer: A gun when used properly is merely a tool. ALWAYS practice safe use, when necessary with an unloaded gun.
© BigRobGunleather
*Disclaimer: A gun when used properly is merely a tool. ALWAYS practice safe use, when necessary with an unloaded gun.
© BigRobGunleather
