Crowl Custom Leather

Forgot to post this one, but here is a crossdraw for the iconic J Frame. Basket weave on Wickett & Craig leather, tanned in Pennsylvania. Currently only offering crossdraw for revolvers.

I’m starting to think Marines like guns because I keep making them and they keep on selling. Went a little different on this one with a two tone and then antiqued, but still Wickett & Craig leather tanned right here in Pennsylvania. If interested, shoot me a message. This one is 95

Where are my crayon loving brothers? I got this finished up and it’s available. Hand tooled Wickett & Craig leather in russet and then antiqued. Sling swivels included, send me a message if interested.

Handmade craftsmanship at its finest. 🧵🔥

This custom leather holster was built by hand and designed to last a lifetime. Featuring detailed basketweave tooling, clean stitching, and a classic tan finish that will only look better with age. Perfect for anyone who appreciates quality leatherwork and timeless style.

Every piece is carefully crafted with attention to detail from start to finish.

If you appreciate handmade gear, this one’s for you. 🤠🪵

🔥 Handcrafted Leather Rifle Sling – Built for the Outdoors 🔥

This custom leather sling is made for hunters who appreciate quality and tradition. Crafted from premium full-grain leather, it features detailed basketweave tooling and a bold deer head laser engraved for that classic outdoor look.

✔️ Thick, durable leather
✔️ Hand-tooled basketweave design
✔️ Clean white stitching for contrast
✔️ Adjustable for comfort in the field
✔️ Built to last season after season

Whether you’re in the stand or on the range, this sling adds both function and style to your setup.

Message me for pricing and availability! 🦌

SIG SAUER P365 paired with a handmade leather holster, stamped Michigan State Police – Trooper.
Crafted the old-school way, and built to last a lifetime.

This isn’t just gear — it’s history you can carry. 💙🖤

Wickett & Craig Russet leather pancake holster for the government 1911. Sometimes basic is best.

A gentleman dropped off his father’s knife with the unserviceable sheath and asked me to make him a new sheath so he could pass the knife down to his son for Christmas. He asked if I could incorporate the tooling on the old sheath, so I inlayed it on the new one. Hope his son appreciates the new sheath!

It was an honor to make this one. If you know you know.

Haven’t posted much recently because life has been keeping me busy, but I managed to get down in the shop to get a sheath made.