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| If you are ordering a rig such as the one shown above, measure the length of the back straps according to the picture.... It will be important to measure across your back from armpit to armpit. Here you see it's 14" You may have questions..Just call me 1-866-405-1899 When you are finished measuring email me the numbers. EXAMPLE: Step 1 is 14" Step 2 is 42" etc. That's It! |
| If you have an idea for a shoulder holster send it to us. You can go to "GOOGLE...IMAGES" select one you like, send it to us and we'll have a better idea of exactly what you are looking for. If you have questions or get confused...Just call me... I'll walk you through it...FAIR ENOUGH! |

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| STEP 1 Measure from the arm pit to the bottom of your belt... Here we see it's 13" |

| STEP 2 Measure your chest at the width breath... Here we see it's 38" |
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| STEP 3 Measure around the entire armpit snugly... We will add correct spacing |

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| STEP 4 Measure from armpit to armpit going around the back of the neck |

| STEP 5 This will be your final measurement. Take a measuring tape and measure your back side like shown above. Look at step 4...that's how it will look from the front view. This is very important because this measurement will make your rig fit properly. |
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| Here's another thought... |
How to Measure Yourself for a Shoulder Holster |
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Step 1 Start with one single piece of heavier type paper (or tape 2 sheets together). . . Holding a pen straight up and down trace the first side. Be careful not to move the weapon. |
Step 2 Now, very carefully, roll the weapon over to the other side and trace it again... Be extremely careful when rolling the weapon over to trace the other side since the distance between the two half's determines the width of your holster |
Step 3 Now that both half's of your weapon have been outlined you must determine the shape of the top (Crown) of the holster. |
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NOW...Take the paper dummy and wrap it around your weapon as shown to the right. Pinch the paper cut out like shown Above. You should be able to pinch 1" all along the weapon from top to bottom without touching the weapon. Now Go to Step 6 Below for the Last Step |
Although the perfect way to create a holster is for us to have your weapon overnight... The next best method is for you to carefully trace your weapon...this is not a guarantee of a perfect fit, but we will do our best... it may involve sending you a paper dummy for approval... but in the end we will get it right! for you... FAIR ENOUGH! Call Us Toll Free 1-866-405-1899 |
| You're Doing Great! Now that you have traced the complete outline shown here and determined the top (crown) shape of the holster you need to draw dotted lines 1" from the side solid lines In the picture above I've decided that I want the Trigger assembly covered completely so I've drawn a dotted line above the trigger while allowing the grip to remain outside of the holster. Using Scissors, cut out along the dotted lines only |
Step 6 Making The Strap for your Holster Finally take a 3/4" piece of paper with which you will make the strap which will hold your weapon in place. Tape the sides of the paper holster so the weapon can slide in & out of the paper dummy... Place a 3/4" paper strap over the weapon as it sits in the holster. Before marking where you'd like the snap to be placed...be sure it's in an area away from any metal contact with the weapon...you sure don't want to scratch your weapon |
With your weapon positioned in the paper dummy, bring the paper strap over the weapon to the front of the holster. (Picture Below) Indicate where you'd like the Snap |
| Place a dot on the exact spot where the rivit will attach to the holster Here I've moved the strap aside so you can see the red dot which will become the rivit hole...Be sure they line up when the weapon is in the holster. |
Well... What are you waiting for... you did a great job my friend... Send it to me so I can make your holster Our address is: Frontier Leather Works 835 Stively Road Strasburg, PA 17579 1-866-405-1899 Toll Free I will follow your dummy exactly |
| There are 6 Easy Steps to making a Paper prototype for your holster...from which your leather holster will be cut |
| What are you waiting for my friend..YOU'RE DONE. Now mail it to me: Frontier leather Works 835 Stively Road Strasburg, PA 17579 1-866-405-1899 if you have any questions |



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| STEP 4 |

| Here's your cut out from the dotted |
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| STEP 6 |

| Indicate where Front Snap will go. Be sure the snap will not touch metal of gun |

| Back side of Holster |
| Front side of Holster |
| This Page has been designed to help you produce a paper pattern and get proper measurements for Revolvers, Automatics, Standard Belt, sShoulder Rigs and Double Western Rigs |
| Your Standard Pants Belt Take a soft cloth measuring tape and measure your waist from belly button to belly button. Don't Guess ........ BE EXACT Frontier will place 3-4 holes on either side of the center mark you provide Measuring for your Western Cowboy type drop down rig The typical Western Holster Rigs are worn over top your standard belt and pants. Frontier will add 3-4 inches to your standard belt size and adjust accordingly. Example: Let's say your standard waist size is 40" (belly button to belly button Your Western Drop-Down center would be 44" with 3-4 holes places on either side of 44 inches. To Select your Buckle... Click on the Belt Buckle Below |
| Measuring for your Standard Belt |


| How to measure properly for your Custom Double Rigs We're going to let "BOB" (Our dummy) show you how...4 simple steps |








| Front View of a DOUBLE RIG |
| Total Waist at the hips is 35" Your Belt size belly button to belly button |
| Back View of a DOUBLE HOLSTER RIG |
| STEP 1: Starting with the right side...measure from the center point where you would like the holster to center on opposite leg. Begin measuring as shown below. |
| STEP 2: Measure across your front to the other side where you want the holster to center on the opposite leg. The total inches across your front side is: 17" |
| STEP 3: Starting with the left side...measure around your back from the point where you would like the holster to center on the opposite leg. Begin measuring as shown below. |
| STEP 4: Record the measurement across your back from one holster center to the opposite holster center. Here the measurement around your back is: 18" |
| STEP 5: Double check your pant size (35") To the Front (17") and back the measurements (18") The Total must be the same...35" |

| SAMPLE OF CENTERING ON THE LEG The Red Line is the center line The holster should feel comfortable in this position If you have an old holster, place it where it feels best and take measurements from that center point |
| Since the Double Holster Rig is worn over your normal belt and pants...Frontier leathercraftsman, Lynn Tompkins will add 3-4 inches to the rig using your final measurements as a basis. We will custom build your rig accordingly. For this reason IT IS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE that you double check all your measurements before providing them to Frontier for production. You are paying good hard earned money for your rig and the numbers you supply us must be right...Fair Enough my friend! |




| A Western Rig worn over normal belt and pants |
| A Western Rig worn over normal belt and pants |
| Using an old holster to find the best fit on the leg |
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| The Proper Way to measure the barrel length of your weapon |
| The Right Way for a Revolver |
| The Right Way for a Semi-Auto |
| The Wrong Way for a Revolver |
| The Wrong Way for a Semi-Auto |
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