Rick Garcia Sheaths. Very Impressed!
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Rick Garcia Sheaths. Very Impressed!
I haven't had the chance to post in awhile, but I wanted to share with you some sheaths I had made for a few of my knives. First is a Queen Mountain Man provided by Bill Horn. I've really enjoyed carrying this knife. Second is a large stockman sheath to fit my Northwoods elephant ivory and stag stockman knives. Thanks to Forensic Jim for these knives. Both Bill and Jim have been quality guys to buy knives from.
Now on to the sheaths. I am so impressed with Rick Garcia's (rayban) work. He goes the extra mile to make sure his customers are happy. I couldn't be more thrilled with them. He is a true artist. Thanks Rick.
Matt
Now on to the sheaths. I am so impressed with Rick Garcia's (rayban) work. He goes the extra mile to make sure his customers are happy. I couldn't be more thrilled with them. He is a true artist. Thanks Rick.
Matt
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Wow, Matt! Those are fantastic! Great looking and top notch all the way. Can't wait to get my custom belt and sheath.
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Re: RG Leather
Jim,Forensic Jim wrote:Wow, Matt! Those are fantastic! Great looking and top notch all the way. Can't wait to get my custom belt and sheath.
I'm positive you won't be disappointed. Post some pics when they arrive, I'd love to see them.
4ever3, nice sheath and Seahorse. I haven't seen that texture on a sheath before. I'd like to know how he gets that effect.
Matt
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Thanks so much for the kind words guys, I enjoy making them and I especially enjoy hearing how their new owners like em.
Matt, if you ever get tired of that elephant ivory stockman, I promise to give it a good home.
You asked how I get that background texture? Why... with my background texture tools of course....
Matt, if you ever get tired of that elephant ivory stockman, I promise to give it a good home.
You asked how I get that background texture? Why... with my background texture tools of course....
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Re: RG Leather
Looking good for a Saturday delivery Jim!! ( THIS Saturday!!)Forensic Jim wrote:Wow, Matt! Those are fantastic! Great looking and top notch all the way. Can't wait to get my custom belt and sheath.
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Re: RG Leather
Thanks Sketch !Sketch wrote:
4ever3, nice sheath and Seahorse. I haven't seen that texture on a sheath before. I'd like to know how he gets that effect.
Matt
Rayban, did you say custom belt
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