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Eric Johnson
Samples
IZEK Samples
Shape of holster
Shape of Main Shoulder strap
Tooling for Retaining strap
Main Strap tooling
Shape of holster straps
Buckles
double sew lines and tooling
on Main straps and holster
Back cross straps
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Robert Potter
Set up for custom rig
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The following 6 pictures shoe
both 3 different holster angles
and 2 positions up and down
the belt...low on the belt
and mid on the belt
With all the support on the belt to secure the holster (per your design)
the chest strap will have to be very tight to keep this design from
wanting to "flop" down from the weight of the weapon.
To help counterbalance this it would be best to add leather and secure the
holster where you see the 2 top red squares along with 2 spots on the belt
These 3 pictures show the 3 angles...you mentioned the 15-22 degree.
Also shown here is the 30 degree
Here you can see the Oak
Leaf tooling on
both holsters
The chest belt
position...

16 inches from
shoulder top
In this picture
we see 2 things

1:
2 orange
straps..

.I need
2 measurements
from you...

*How wide do
you want these
2 straps?

* How will the
top of the
orange straps
attach to the
chest strap?

* What is the
length of the
orange straps
from the chest
strap to the main
waist belt?
Measured from
the green boxes
top to bottom
The chest belt
position...

Basic weapon
position on the
belt...
For position of
holster...not the
angle
32 inches center to center
I widened the main straps coming down the front to
help hold the 3 ammo clips.
The clips will hang off the 2 1/2 wide straps
as shown above...are you OK with that?

No problem with the .45 / .410 ammo loops on the
opposite side.
Belt Buckle
Here's my main concern with your design.

1:  That the "Chest" strap will secure the weapons without
flopping over from their own weight...as I mentioned the chest
strap will have to be very tight I'm afraid.

2: I may have to "beef up" the chest strap shown in picture BB
where you see the white paper indicating where additional leather
would be added to give more support.

Once you completely review these photos give me a call
and we can go over them before I put the rig together.
Lynn  866-405-1899
8am to 8pm  EST
PICTURE
BB
Main Straps to be
2 1/2" wide to hold
3 ammo clips on
the front side
Sandy StPierre
Raging Judge Floral Holster Progress
Robert...below are the final positions of various parts of your rig...some part vary from the sketches shown above.
FRONT VIEW
After testing the holsters on just the belt we found the holsters
were unstable so we added 2 very tight loops which secure the
holsters as they should be.   Here you can also see the belt tie
down with gold rectangles to attach to the belt to hold the holster
down.  Holsters sit at 15 degrees exactly.
Here the Judge
holster is shown
with the retaining
strap....the Sig has
no strap.
I will sew on the 10
ammo loops soon
for the Judge
ammo.
Dual ammo clip holders for the
Sig will be attached to a special
leather parts allowing you to
move up and down just a bit.
This is about the angle on the
front strap.
Back Side.  Here you can see 2 slots by
which the main straps attach to the
chest belt and also the 2 straps to the
main waist belt use the same slots.
Today I will come up with the front strap/tie down system and shown pictures later.
 Here you can see the position where the Judge ammo loops will be placed and
the Sig dual clip holder.
Here see th 12 inches between the chest belt to the main waist belt.
I made all straps from heavy dute 8-9 ox leather so the sig will be stiff
a bit until it is worn for a few days.
Robert,
This rig should be fit in person but that is not possible.  So what
we are going to do is let you fit it as you wish.  Once that is done
we may have to make small changes in straps etc.  

I expect this so lets plan on doing that if needed...and it may not
even be needed.  I'm just saying there's no problem if
adjustments have to be made.

See the yellow box above...your drawing seems to say it's 32"
across the chest..is this correct..I don't think so.
I think the span between the front strap is 8-9 inches
which would be normal...perhaps I misread your drawing.

Your thoughts regarding the rig!

Lynn
      This measurement is not 32"