Carjacker Holster : This Is How It's Made With Andrews Custom Leather

Carjacker Holster : This Is How It's Made With Sam Andrews of Andrews Custom Leather The popular Carjacker Cross Draw Vehicle Holster
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Key Moments :
0:00 Intro
1:22 What is a Carjacker Holster
2:05 How Easy Is To Make
2:27 Trace Holster Pattern
4:08 Make Holes for Hardware
5:25 Add Holster Backing
9:11 Stitching & Beveling
12:35 Slicking & Smoothing The Edge
15:10 Shaping The Holster
24:10 Edge Coating
26:30 Holster Coloring
17:58 Final Coating Sealer
29:10 Holster Assembly
34:40 Finished Carjacker Holster
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[@hankstrange]

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[@teddy5004]

Love the holsters man! I've got 2! Wish you did some for motorcycles or backpack attachments!!

[@fireballglamm]

@@teddy5004 with todays drama I’d buy that!!

[@teddy5004]

@@fireballglamm same! I want one to attach to my bike and I want one I can wear while riding

[@fireballglamm]

@@teddy5004 I ride a sports bike and have a little belly fat so I comfortable bike holster is a must.

[@teddy5004]

@@fireballglamm Dadbods are mandatory for riding motorcycles

[@herbderbler1585]

Sam Andrews is like the Bob Ross of leather working. He has a unique voice and mannerism that's extremely relaxing to listen to, and his skills are honed to a fine razor edge after many years of delivering to his customers exactly what they're looking for.

[@jpoberry355]

I second that! I feel like I learned so much, and feel so relaxed at the same time. It was really great to see how these fantastic holsters are made. Now I want one.

[@wth82]

I third that used to watch Bob Ross paint every Saturday

[@GavTatu]

if i heard him talk about propane and propane accessories, my day would be complete.

[@chanceelkins1925]

I came to say the exact same.

[@8626John]

Although it's an overused comparison, in this case I agree. And I watched Bob Ross with my 3-year-old granddaughter this morning.

[@lyfandeth]

A rare pleasure to see a real artisan working with the traditional materials and tools.

[@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS]

This man is a great craftsman as well as a great teacher. Truly the type we should hold up higher in society.

[@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195]

Let's do more than try & place him higher in societies eyes ! I say we join together & figure a way to give him an efficient air conditioning for his shop , so he can work harder , produce more items & produce at Chinese level prices ! NAH , Jus Kidding ! I'd really like to see him work in better comfort so we can thank him at a higher level ourselves ...... A True Craftsman that should be widely acknowledged ........... Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195

[@AlCatrraz]

What needs to be done is, to benefit ALL OF US, to defeat The DemocRAT Party to OBLIVION, abolish THE INCOME TAX (it's UNCONSTITUTIONAL & ENSLAVING), reduce the size of government DRASTICALLY, become ENERGY INDEPENDANT, and thus we'll become FREE & PROSPOROUS... and EVERYONE WILL BE IN A BETTER STATUS ! Praise The Lord & Pass The Ammunition LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC!

[@jadesluv]

@@AlCatrraz good points, however we must go back to paper ballots, get rid of all forms of electronic ballots, and stop mail in voting except for military, bus in any capable nursing home residents, jail 5 years manditory sentences of those we found commiting voter fraud

[@AlCatrraz]

@@jadesluv First, we both agree that the voting system needs to be secure! And mail ballots should be minimal - as you stated, for the military only! And I would argue that The Military - not the USPS! - should be inn charge of THE SECURED TRANSPORTATION OF THE BALLOTS! And all other voting should be IN PERSON at the COMPUTER THAT COUNTS, AND ISSUES A DUPLICATE BARCODED RECIEPT! A recount - if needed - will rely on the receipts !! What do you mean by ELECTRONIC BALLOTS? The ballots are on paper, as far as I know... I am in "KALIFORNIA"... if there are ANY votes collected directly on a computer I am not aware of them.. Now, I am a computer specialist, and I can assure you that BALLOT COUNTING utilizing mechanization (started in 188...I think..) COULD BE MOST EFFICIENT AND SECURED, if not left un-monitored! It seems to me that ALL DemocRATS are anti America, and will DO ANYTHING TO ACHIEVE THAT.... and yes, there are some RINOs that join them! What happened in recent elections proved to me that MOST PEOPLE ARE IGNORANT and many ARE MORONS TO BOOT, and many DON'T CARE ABOUT AMERICA! Let me take you back to 2007-2008 when AN SOB named HUSSEIN OBAMA, was ushered into THE WHITE HOUSE in spite of the fact that HIS BIRTH CERTIFICATE & SELECTIVE SERVICE CARD!! Those elections were stolen too and nobody was penalized! Indeed, even JFK stole elections by having DEAD-PEOPLE voting for him in CHICAGO! That's the way of DemocRATS/LEFTISTS/FASCISTS! It is THE IGNORANCE OF PEOPLE that got us here! The computers used in latest election were DOING MORE THAN COUNTING VOTES, and they WERE CLEARLY CONNECTED TO SERVERS OUT OF THE USA! But the CORRUPT SYSTEM -- TOO BIG A GOVERNMENT -- that is ALWAYS controlled by DemocRATS/LEFTISTS prevented the examination of the computers ! The counting machines - computers -- are very helpful in making it easier and faster, but there should be A VIGILANT, JUST monitoring of the process! As you may know, you can make bets on HORSE RACING over the internet! And it is, in a way, A VOTE FOR A CANDIDATE (a horse) TO WIN! that system is EXTEREMLY SECURE AND ACCURATE! Similar principles can be applied to the BALLOT COUNTING, with RECEIPTS, as I mentioned above! WE BOTH AGREE THAT THE CORRUPTION AND TREASONOUS ACTS SHOULD BE PUT DOWN..... with a bullet if necessary, as prescribed in THE SECOND AMENDMENT! LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC!

[@blackmagic8115]

And he wants to show how he builds the holsters - no fear of “teaching” someone else to take his job. I’m going to buy one of these holsters, the quality speaks for itself.

[@G19Jeeper]

Also, I must say, you have to respect a man that is an absolute master at his craft! You can tell he takes a lot of pride in his work and it certainly shows!

[@carr869]

I have made “A LOT” of holsters. I’ve never seen this one. I think you guys have hit on a real winner. I don’t make to sell. I just do leather as a hobby and give it away to family and friends. So I just want to say thank you for taking the time to make and share this video with us. Tom

[@lowandslow3939]

I’ve worked with my hands all of my 40+ professional years. Leather working is definitely not in my repertoire. It’s a real pleasure to watch a true craftsman performing his art. Absolutely beautiful. I will become a customer. Thank you.

[@michaelkaiser1864]

Same here. Ive done everything from rebuilding generators and starters as a kid to HVAC as an adult. I was sorta "forced" into this. I have a Star BM. No leather holsters worth speaking of to be had. I needed one, so i learned watching guys like this. I really suggest you try your hand. Carrying a holster YOU made is a nice feeling. Granted, I dont have access to a stitcher like this lol. Still hand stitch. I'm thinking of getting a small drill press to make my stitch holes.

[@michaelkaiser1864]

@willyhogwild61 you wanna try that again in english? WTF IS STONE WORK LOL!

[@IronChefBklyn]

I have NO NEED of this holster...SO WHY DO I NOW WANT ONE?! DARN YOU AND YOUR MAJESTIC CRAFTSMANSHIP SAM!

[@fingernailfreddy7335]

Sam you are the Bad Chad of leather, you are so generous to share your skills and secrets with others who wish to learn and ask for nothing in return.

[@barlotardy]

This man is one of the best natural teachers I've ever witnessed.

[@ighmur]

Teacher for leather work and also for teaching English. It's not my mother tongue and I really appreciated the calm tone. Is the accent that of Florida?

[@9mmARman]

You are an artist. I've made leather and kydex holsters for myself and for friends, but I have not mastered the art like you have, which is evident in my MacDaniel II. Thank you for allowing yourself to be filmed while making your holsters. It proves you are truly a master at your craft. If you weren't, you would be insecure about allowing people to see your process, but you know you're on the next level. People can see how you do it, but they won't be able to duplicate it anywhere near your level of skill!

[@bodeine454]

what do you mean by "we're gonna make this video not be so long?" I could watch him all day long 👍 I always stop in and watch these videos when he's working his craft, he makes it look so easy. Great video! 👏

[@jamespalmer4727]

I am surprised how much Mr. Andrews is willing to share his trade craft, enough that I think I need a car jacker holster from him.

[@zacharywilliams6499]

This guy is the Bob Ross of leatherwork! Love watching him work and listening to him speak!

[@teatonaz]

I love this “ Boss Ross of leatherwork “ comment. Sooo true. Has a true gift for teaching and explaining as well !! I tend to scratch leather so wouldn’t normally consider it for a holster, but I may in this case just to support such a great craftsman and all round good guy. And well,… these things are truly beautiful, so that helps the decision too. LOL. Cheers all.

[@devilsden2283]

Got my carjacker and absolutely love it...haven't been carjacked once....quality is supreme and that beautiful smell of leather mixed with gunpowder is glorious....waiting for my FN509 rig.....only drawback is the time factor when going with custom leather rigs...Sam is a "master craftsman" thank you sir!...👍

[@mechag9499]

I need to get one. Maybe this month.

[@Booley11]

I read this as got my car jacked and loved it. I was thinking he was ready to pull it 😆

[@devilsden2283]

@@tailgatecarpenter26 thanks for the invite T.C. but have to pass especially with the A's glory days behind them with no more Reggie, Vida or Catfish...but my advice to you is forget buying 3 carjacker rigs and instead take 6 months to save enough gas money to flee to the desert like that other once great Raider team did....good luck!

[@devilsden2283]

@@tailgatecarpenter26 WOW....very cool delivering Sal & Joe's paper...Bando was a beast at the corner & with the stick..Rudi too....that was 1 hell of a run 72-74...your arms were deep....being from Philly like the A's 🤣....I'll always have a soft spot for them although I've walked away from pro sports 5 years ago....get outta Cali buddy!

[@chrismoody1342]

Speaking to the smells, need to add in a little Hoppe’s #9, my favorite cologne.

[@HarleyD625]

Bought a car jack holster and mag pouch from Sam for my P365 a year ago and I must say it is the best combo I have ever purchased. I personally called Sam and asked him if he could build the holster to accommodate The P365 with a Holosun red sight mounted on it. Same replied that was not a problem. This holster is every thing he says it is, Thanks Sam. Great product

[@sethwaggoner6497]

I had never heart of Andrews Custom Leather until this video was suggested for me by KZbin, but now I am a fan! This man is a true craftsman! I was captivated with the entire process AND the ancient tools that he still utilizes to produce such works of art. Artists like him are a vanishing breed.

[@HWPcville]

I'm very impressed with the congeniality Sam displays when demonstrating his craft. He comes across as sincere and more than willing to demonstrate his time developed techniques. A true craftsman and a guy who seems like would be easy to talk to in the shop.

[@adrianlouviere7650]

You sir are quite the craftsman and teacher. I will be ordering one or more of your holsters. You have a voice for radio or tv. Thanks for your gift of knowledge.

[@richardclingempeel6111]

The age of true craftsmen that take pride in their work is almost gone. I did auto restoration for almost 40 years, you can't find too many any more that can work the metal, they just want to fill it with Bondo and take shortcuts. I have always liked Leather holsters, and now have a new respect for the craftsmanship that goes into making them. I hope what you teach will be taken by someone with the same care and pride.

[@AustinTexas8084]

I'm on the first week of a three driving trip of the northeastern state. I've been carrying my Glock 43 in the beautiful Carjacker for a week now. I have never used a more comfortable and accessible holster while driving and general carry. I pull my belt buckle to the right so the holster rides just left of center. Easy access of an appendix holster without the danger of having the gun pointed at your groin area or femoral artery. A great product and fine man to deal with.

[@alexmaccoll5658]

Beautiful. Thank you for letting us see how you do this work. I do not expect that I will try it myself, but it is an art.

[@hankstrange]

One of these days I’ll give it a go myself…I doubt it will look like Sam’s work though 🤣

[@douglasphillips24]

Amazing how a 100 year old machine makes modern stuff look like a joke. I work in HVAC & the heat pumps 25 years ago are still going but common to replace new ones after less than 10 years & they cost about double. Craftsmanship is a Rare thing these days but thank God for people like Hank who is the best of the best.

[@delallegood5799]

All the coils are too thin too.

[@stfuliberal]

40 years in HVAC, it is all junk now, just like washers, dryers, fridges and so on. This Man has skills.

[@markbrake6877]

It's called engineered failure...it's by design to sell more product...

[@bunsguns8222]

Isn't it ironic, new is more energy efficient but needs replaced more often. How much energy goes into manufacturing and installing a new one?

[@SteinerHaus]

Way back in the 70s, my Dad saw a "pancake" holster. He liked the idea. And I made one to fit a Colt 1911A1 that he brought back from Saipan in WWII. Hand stitched the holster. No liner. Soaked the thing overnight, formed the holster to the pistol that I wrapped in Saranwrap. Inside was oiled after forming. It can be used left handed or right handed. Still have it. Lightening fast out of the leather. I salute Andrew's techniques and appreciate the tips on holster making.

[@tysonhenderson5174]

I could watch this guy all day,he seems like a real interesting character. Love leather holsters and he makes real quality stuff. Great vid!

[@la_old_salt2241]

Ok boys and girls, its time to step up and support this man with your money. Find a holster, or belt etc that you like, and place your order. I will be.

[@brianstamm1314]

Just ordered a Monarch rig from Sam. Had a great conversation with him and your channel was what directed me to his business. Thanks 👍👍!

[@hankstrange]

Oh ok cool, Sam’s a great guy

[@brianstamm1314]

@@hankstrange Just talking to him was a great pleasure. He has some really good stories and you can tell how much care and pride he has for his craft. Thanks again for promoting him and his business.

[@mccalltjtm]

I’ve made holsters for 30 years, and I always fell like a beginner and learn so much when I watch your videos…your a true craftsman Mr. Andrews…thank you for sharing your craftsmanship with us.

[@mykalbee]

Watching Sam work is amazing. I've got a shoulder holster from him and I love it. Great video man.

[@vendoredu]

Always neat to see how things are made. That's some serious American craftsmanship there. Beautiful holsters 👊🏼🇺🇸

[@Mike525F]

Wow this tutorial on holster making by Andrews Custom Leather has left me so impressed. I didn’t think holsters would still be made this way. True hand craftsmanship from beginning to end. I want one!

[@abdul-qaadirjelaninyahuma3845]

A skill that has been replaced by machines, but never as god as a skilled craftsman! You’re truly top shelf!!!

[@markmickle198]

Nothing and i mean is better than hand made craftsmanship NOTHING. The precision of hand eye is the best way to make an original holster great job gentleman..

[@phillhuddleston9445]

I used to do some leatherwork as a hobby before getting internet service years ago and had to teach myself through trial and error and I'm surprised that some of the techniques I came up with are similar to his. Having said that I learned a lot of what I was missing watching this video. Most people have no clue about the amount of work that goes into making a leather holster or leather goods in general and videos like this give people a greater appreciation as to the amount of work and craftmanship it takes to make one. I have a good quality leather holster that I've been wearing for many years and I recently had to replace one of the snaps but it is still in great shape and working as it should. You may find other holster makers as good as Sam but I doubt you will find one better, awesome work.

[@jds653q]

I’ve been making holsters for 10 years now and still learned a ton from this amazing man! Great work and thank you for sharing your tricks of the trade! Few can actually tell you what they do!

[@bjellison905]

Im maybe a year in. I want this pattern bad

[@tthomp57]

I've been using custom made leather for years. It's nice to see how it's done. A lot of work and years of experience in every piece!

[@dialtones6]

Wow! I was mesmerized from start to finish. What a true craftsman. I'll never bitch about the cost of a custom holster. Amazing!

[@salvadorsanchez6697]

I absolutely enjoy watching these videos with you two. I can see how passionate Sam is and I admire his energy and work ethic. I have been working with leather for quite some time and it is always motivational to see Sam work. I think it is time for me to get on Sam's books for a custom holster.

[@hankstrange]

Thanks Salvador, I enjoy making these videos for the same reason, I always feel like I’ve learned a lot and I’m happy to be helping in some way to preserve the craft for the future

[@salvadorsanchez6697]

@@hankstrange you’re very very welcome.

[@fordshaw5833]

Love your content, as always Hank, great to see what’s new with Sam at Andrews Leather.

[@hankstrange]

Thanks Ford 😁🙏🏽👍🏾

[@_K_W]

This has to be the most interesting video I’ve ever watched. His voice and craftsmanship are marvelous

[@keithbrown9198]

Awesome to see the process! My mother was a seamstress, made our clothes growing up and taught me how to sew my own shirts and I did some leather work as well. This gentleman obviously is a craftsman with years of experience. I recently got a hand made custom leather holster from another outfit, it wasn't from Andrews, but I like the idea of the cross draw configuration, so I may have to partake in the future.Thank you Hank!

[@lindafoxwood78]

Wonderful work you do Sam. I had some American Alligator and made 3 pancake holsters for my 9mm and .38 pistols. They turned out great. Alligator to me is so forgiving in that I can splice 3 or 4 small pieces into the visible part and it looks really good. Thank you for the great work you do with leather. ♥

[@armyofshea7941]

Sam, you are a Master of your art and a patient man for detailing to us why you do things the way you do them. I can tell those pieces of advice were learned the hard way. Also, that voice! You could read me the phone book, and I would subscribe.

[@dunningkruger3774]

I always say, "whatever a professional can do in 2 hours, I can easily do in 20 at a far lower level of quality". Great video!! Nothing like handmade quality done by a real pro.

[@fishing569]

Sam makes really great holsters! I learn a lot from watching his videos. I make custom leather wallets and I will be wondering how something is done or what tool would I use for something and I see Sam showing the process or the tool and it’s like “wow that’s how!”

[@project86xero]

Beautiful work as always. Honestlly might try making one of these holsters for my dad. He always keeps his M&P Shield in his glove compartment while driving because it's not very comfortable. But this might be his new driving holster. Love Sam's work btw. I've learned a lot from the previous videos you've posted.

[@JP1AO]

That cutting forward on carpet was worth the price of admission.

[@rumplefourskin6775]

That cutting method is genius and something you only come up with after years of experience. I'm absolutely going to try that.

[@Bodhi1satva]

Excellent video! I’ve worked leather on the personal/hobby level for over 5 decades now and am always looking for another project. Do you sell patterns, leather, supplies or kits? This is such a unique style holster and I can see building a few for myself and my son. You are on a whole other level and I have a great deal of respect for how relatively easy you make this look. The true sign of an artist whose mastered his craft. Thank you for this video!

[@takedeadaim8671]

This makes me want to order one, it’s the only model Sam makes I don’t have. What a craftsman!

[@steveblair1969]

Always a joy watching Sam making his Art.....

[@michaelderogatis4658]

At first, I thought that these were overpriced at $145 but after seeing this video and how well they are made, U have changed my opinion, great craftmanship

[@greggb1416]

Wow…! that carpet backer piece method, for cutting out the leather pieces is just pure “genius”… Craftsmanship is awesome. Great video, Thank you sir.

[@randinman1588]

I have been retired after 36 years in the prosthetic and orthotic field and am very familiar with the leather working techniques used in this video. It was a pleasure to watch.

[@LongJohnO]

I have a McDaniels II that Sam made 25 years ago. It was my daily carry for years, and I still use it several times a month. It is still in perfect condition. A testament to outstanding craftsmanship.

[@rudyjimenez8535]

I wish this guy was my dad. Lol, no, but on a serious note, the way he talks about the materials and tools and his <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="121">2:1</a> ration of edge and his little tips speaks to his experience and it was really enlightening and a pleasant experience to see him take time explaining why.

[@-o-The-Duke-o-]

I can't help but watch you and Sam while he's working his craft. Thank you for introducing Sam to us so long ago. You both are awesome!

[@Likadees]

Just can't putt a price on this dying American craftsmanship! His work is priceless and very rare and about to ordered me one for my glock 43. Thank you Sir.

[@Mr.DisAppointed-SC]

I own one of these for a P365. It is an excellent design, functions superbly, and as you can see, was hand built by a great American Craftsman. Thank you, Mr. Andrews, I hope you have apprentices to teach and carry on this tradition of quality leather craftsmanship.

[@louisclemento9982]

Ive been carrying some 45 years and as all of us, have 100's of holsters that never worked out. These are my favorite of all, absolute best holsters I ever used. I met Mr Andrews at a local gun show 25 or so years ago. A true craftsman and a very very nice fellow. It was my pleasure meeting him. I hope you are well sir, God Bless.

[@marksstudio]

What a treat. Watching and listening to Mr. Andrews as he lays out his tips and tricks is just fascinating. Could listen to him all day. Thanks for the video Hank.

[@carterporter]

Been wearing an Andrews Carjacker holster made for my Springfield Subcompact .40 for several years! I never leave home without it! Very comfortable and very practical. Sitting in a vehicle, restaurant or office, my weapon is accessible! Covered by a shirt, sport coat, suit jacket or a vest and I’m well concealed. It’s the best answer I’ve found for complete access and comfort. I can’t recommend the Andrews carjacker holster high enough!!! It’s simply Fabulous!!!

[@rickpadgett1999]

I greatly enjoy watching the skilled hands of a true craftsman. Watching his molding and shaping you can see the work of a true artist. No CNC machines or computers.

[@ron4378]

A real thing of beauty, I can't say any better what others have already said so well! I'm speechless. Thank you, Sam Andrews!

[@oldschool9932]

Those are the hands of a master craftsman. I have several pieces of Mr. Andrew's work. They are indeed absolute functional works of art. Thank you Hank & Sam for your time and efforts. Greatly appreciated.

[@charlesdunitz2572]

Deal with the best forget the rest, How do I know, 2 Monarchs and the car jacker. Comfortable, Dependable and always ready.

[@edwardkawecki8101]

I was in search for this exact style holster. I watched this excellent video along with the craftsmanship from Sam Andrews of this holster this morning and called right after watching and ordered one. Being able to talk to Mr Andrews direct was a real plus and he confirmed he could make one to fit the firearm I own. He also answered all my questions I had about another style for a different firearm I was interested in using an exotic material. Thank you.

[@general5104]

Hidy. I'm 69 years old. I did a bunch of leather crafting in my life, but watching this craftsman work, I picked up a piece of GOLD !!! The way he used a piece of carpet underneath the 5/6oz leather he was cutting, and did it FORWARD with an Exacto-Knife !!! Thank you for that tip. I still do all my sewing with two needles and a small screwdriver ground in such a way it puts perfect stitching holes in, where my stitching spacing gear points it to. I did a lot of shop based tool pouches, holsters, radio carriers, and police uniform leather crafting. I don't do much leather crafting any more. Arthritis has my hands, but I'll crank out a pretty piece occasionally. THANK YOU FOR POSTING !

[@HonduDan]

You can see the pride in the man's work. He's excited to talk about it and show the process. He's passionate, and because of that, I'm buying one! Thanks Hank.

[@driedjello]

I am utterly stunned by how much labor goes into that.

[@danielhoward1233]

Your craftsmanship is amazing! I thought I was pretty good but after seeing this I feel like a beginner. Beautiful work!

[@77ggeorge]

came here to see what a carjacker holster is. Ended up watching a leatherworking MASTERCLASS!! So many amazing tips and tricks I don't know where to begin... Craftsmanship at it's finest!

[@keithusace4352]

Just happened to run across this video and reminded me of making a holster for my dad back in 1973 while I was overseas. It made proud that he used it for years till he past

[@chrishelms1967]

I love watching a true craftsman do their thing

[@user-fu4rg4vm8g]

I am still using holsters he made for me 20 years ago, and they still function perfectly. He is a true craftsman and a true gentleman as well.

[@whitwyatt415]

Holy cow dude, you just took me on a totally unexpected trip. I had no idea I was going to see a lifetime of American ingenuity and craftsmanship and experience presented in 30 minutes. That was awesome. I'd love to buy one of these guys holsters but after watching that I would think it must be about $500! And he said this was the easy one😂 anyway that was a fantastic video thanks for sharing that

[@clarkelliott5389]

Gentlemen, thanks so much for showing this process from start to finish. People don't always fully appreciate how much time and effort it takes to make something both beautiful and practical. Years of experience on display. Thanks again!

[@AKJJSIM]

I can smell this video. Definitely looking at adding some of this man's work to my collection.

[@jeffgriffin1875]

He is the Bob Ross of holster making, I could watch him on Saturdays anytime.

[@kbjerke]

Hypnotic craftsmanship!! I've been working with leather for almost fifty years, and I learned a *LOT* from this video! Thank you, Sam, and thank you, Hank!

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

It’s always a treat to watch Sam work. What a great craftsman. My gosh, I always, always, always pick up a good tip from him. Thank you both for this.

[@denisdegamon8224]

Sam Andrews is superb craftsman and an all around very personable gentleman. I met him years ago at a Lakeland, Florida gun show. I probably have at least a half dozen of his holsters. There are simply an extremley well made, durable and beautiful holsters. He also has made me a few custom fitted holsters for my cap 'n' ball pistols. I would strongly recommend him to anyone that wants a truely fine holster.

[@Redbaron3314733]

What an astounding craftsman and teacher. I will never again complain about the cost of my leather holsters after seeing the work and skill that goes into them!!

[@BradfordGuy]

Not only some very good tips on how to work leather properly, but also highlights the professionalism and skill of Mr. Andrews! I would not hesitate for a second to make a purchase from his company! Thanks Hank!

[@patrickfreeman8816]

A couple of years back, I got into crafting traditional Scandinavian knives called Puukko's. The videos are vague regarding leatherwork. I learned more useful from Mr Andrews in this video than I have in two years searching online! I also love the Craftsmanship Mr Andrews embodies. Keep at it, Hank!

[@deltasierra1774]

I’ve watched all the videos With Sam and I’ve collected a wealth of knowledge for my own leather craft. Sam is the reason I got into leather.

[@stevenowens4511]

Great video. I've been an on-and-off hobby leatherworker for a couple decades (mostly trivial stuff) and helped a few people get started with of leatherworking over the years. Those little tips you're explaining as you go -- the carpet and reversed blade for cutting, getting the snap started with light taps before hitting hard, how to brush the barge glue on -- are great advice and just the sort of thing that people need when they're learning. The carpet trick is a new one for me, definitely going to try that out.

[@cz1always608]

By far you make the best leather holsters on the market today .. there’s a couple people out there that do what you do but I know firsthand yours stands out to me… I bought one of your holsters for my 1911 quite a few years back and it still holds up tremendously. Thanks

[@roysrumblings6117]

I just watched the car jacker holster video and am astounded and amazed at the work that goes into a quality leather holster. I will never again complain about the cost of a quality leather holster! You are an artisan, a 'workman not ashamed'! I hope there there are young people who will take up your art for the future. If I wasn't 75 years old I would want to interne under your guidance. The attention to detail and your desire for the end user's enjoyment and satisfaction is honorable. Thankyou for your commitment to detail, quality and pride in your craft! You are an outstanding example to all, especially to the youth who would desire to commit to being the best they can be toward whatever they are called to be. Now I just have to decide which of my many handguns do I want to have one of your creations! I will be contacting you with an order, (s).

[@floridajim3023]

The car jacker is a simple holster that I have actually worn with a sweatshirt while shopping and has not been noticed! Here in florida it still works great in cooler weather! Thank you so much! You are indeed an artist!!!!!

[@michaelhatfield3430]

Old World craftsmanship. I love it. Most of my holsters and slings are made by leather craftsmen. One of my best holster and cartridge belts for my 4" S&W model 57 41Magnum. Was made by a friend that didnt normally make holsters as he made cowboy boots,hats and belts but he did it as a gift for me. It is amazing and everyone that sees it wants one. I told him he should expand his business but he is doing well with the western wear. I want one of these holsters for when Im driving

[@barryoverson4988]

every carjacker should buy one of these

[@richwalter3107]

Master class in holster making from a master craftsman

[@denyshaviland]

Old world's craftsman of the finest.. no matter what, keep on goin.. your work cannot be replaced by cheap, mass-produced junk. A niche that cannot be replaced, and will always be appreciated by those who know the difference. Thank you for this fine depiction of your extraordinary work.

[@michaelbyrne8860]

A true Craftsman, a Professional that takes pride in his work and stands behind it! with a built in warranty! His Name! At 68 originally from Chicago I still remember the name Sears and Roebuck was all you needed! For tool that would out live you! Or be replaced no question asked! Great video Sinn Fein Byrne

[@brandontscheschlog]

I love watching Sam build holsters. He takes such great care in building a holster that will last for a very very long time.

[@minhaluta1668]

The TRUE LEATHER ARTISAN! 🤗🤗🤩🤩This is a REAL PLEASURE TO SEE, REAL ARTCRAFT AT WORK, how many years of diligence driven hard work to achieve this level of art on leather mastery! My Congratulations Sire, BEAUTIFUL WORK, Mr. Hank Strange! 🤩🤩🤩

[@brightargyle8950]

I like those burnishing/forming tools, I never thought of the handle attachment before, that's genius.

[@JCHD18CVOLim]

I have this holster in black. Fantastic workmanship and quality.

[@thewatchers4201]

THIS MAN'S A ARTIST !!! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🇺🇲👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻.