Making an Avenger Style Holster, Kimber Micro 9

This video demonstrates my process of making an Avenger style holster for Kimber's miniature 1911 - the Micro 9.
I start off by making the pattern, including how I dissect the pattern into individual pattern pieces. Then I demonstrate the entire assembly process, from cutting out the leather, to burnishing, sewing, forming, and final finishing.
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[@scoutrifle6827]

You draw like a draftsman, design like a shooter and work leather like an artisan; then you create and edit video like a TV producer. VERY impressive!

[@muddwifecrisis]

I've made 2 of these using this video about 5 years ago and they look brand new still!. And now I'm about to make another for my son's first handgun who's in the Army. I give all the credit to you. Makes me feel good that he wanted one made for him ❤

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

That is so cool! Thank you for taking the time to comment, and glad the video was helpful!

[@adampizana6040]

my only day off work and so mostly I would have spent it catching up on some sleep. I recently bought me a Kimber micro9 and I'm in the market for purchasing a holster. well I've looking online and on YT for holsters and mag holsters as well. Came across this video and thought to myself..hell why not, I'll have me a looksy.. and this video did not disappoint, not one minute. Not one minute was wasted and I am drooling over this holster and the craftsmanship of making this awesome holster. I think I have found my guy and he's in my state as well.. feels like I've struck gold!!!

[@jerrymasters2691]

Absolutely gorgeous!!!! What a piece of art! Excellent work.

[@escapetherace1943]

only quality that could be added would be hand-stitching, but it's crafted so well I'd feel pretty good about using his holsters. I want one haha

[@mikeisgettinupset]

This is probably the most satisfying 28 minutes ive spent on youtube.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video in its entirety! Take care.

[@dr.mmaudi8194]

I concur

[@charlestimko]

I didn't even realize it was 28 minutes until I saw this...

[@Arch1301]

agree

[@davidbishop6545]

After watching this video about 6 months ago, I started making this style (Avenger) holster for some of my guns and for people I know. I have made about 10 of them now and I really like the style. It was all based on the design you've documented in this video. For the people I've made them, they all like them very much. They ride nice, they're comfortable, they're compact and easy to put on and off. It's a great design. Thanks for putting up this video. It gave me something different to make rather than the standard pancake holsters I've been making for many years now.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for taking the time to let me know. Take care, and thanks for watching and commenting!

[@bobbyyoung9]

What a great looking holster. One of the best I have seen done.

[@mario7mag]

Thank you so much for sharing. This video is great, I have made three "Avenger" style holsters and for a beginner I couldn't have done it without your tutorial. Blessings!!!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

That's awesome Mario - glad you found the videos helpful!

[@cliftontorrence839]

First Rate, Daddio ! As a Cabinetmaker of some 47 years altogether, I have an idea or two about hand work. Watching you share your experience/skill was very satisfying. Thank you. p.s. All the burnishing was most satisfying. Burnishing is so under appreciated. Youngsters avoid it to their own loss.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you very much! I appreciate it, and thanks for watching!

[@johnjohnson3447]

Wow! I had absolutely no appreciation for the skill and knowledge required for the creation of a leather holster. Additionally your video skills are impressive. Very informative.

[@duckiegirl58]

Sigh... I could have watched for and entire day and gone back for more. I can carve wood, but leather is a whole different craft/art/talent and I'm in awe! As soon as my pistol comes in, you'll have a customer! ❤️✝️

[@donjameson3319]

I do not know how facebook ads works but I can appreciate an excellent product, very nice; when Kimber comes, I'll call..

[@JoeyIngles]

Dude, watching you work is calming and relaxing.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Joey - I appreciate it!

[@jordangrecia8163]

You’re a genius with leather

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Not sure I'm anywhere close to the genius level, but I sure appreciate the compliment! Take care Jordan.

[@_stoatchaser]

I will no doubt never own a handgun as i live in the uk but the standard of work here is fantastic. Simply great to watch a craftsman at work

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks for watching and for the compliment. Take care!

[@brucecoleman1690]

hey brother, I am aware of the problems youre having there with your government and I hate that its that way. if I were you, Id move to TEXAS. Here, we have open and concealed carry without a permit. nobody messes with Texas.

[@Constable.Chauvin]

​@@brucecoleman1690 lmao do you know how hard it is to move to the US as an European? I'd be there tomorrow if i had a chance :)

[@thisolddog2259]

I'm blown away by your patience and your artistry

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Jim, and thanks for watching!

[@mikehutchison9589]

Outstanding workmanship

[@Khalagata]

Well done! A tip I picked up recently is using a Q-Tip to apply dye, etc, to edges. It uses less dye and works well in tight or narrow areas, plus it is less likely to bleed over the edge. I do envy your shop though. =)

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Good tip! I've used the q-tip method a couple times, but keep forgetting to bring more down to the shop. Thanks for watching and for the great comment. Take care!

[@maudofthewell6619]

That was incredibly satisfying to watch. Your craftmanship is superb.

[@DanielBenatti]

U are the best my friend !!!!!!!! I will follow your projects and will make my holster

[@craigberube9890]

Awesome, it’s much more enjoyable when you discuss the steps .

[@kevincorby435]

Nice work 28 mins of pure enjoyment

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you Kevin, I appreciate it!

[@knifeandsheath1049]

You make it look so easy. Of course, it is easy when you know how... and have lots of experience.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Well, like they say, knowing is half the battle! :) Thanks for watching!

[@Classicalthomas]

just bought the thumb break version and watching this to help with the process. I don't have a vacuum sealer, but hopefully I can get a good wet mold by hand.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks David - it’s definitely possible to get a good molding by hand. Look for Jason Ingle’s video that he made with www.learnleather.com (that’s where you’ll need to go to find the video... it’s not free, but well worth the purchase) . He filmed his entire forming process using nothing but hand tools.

[@petertrang8284]

A lot of work (Beautiful hand made Holster)

[@kdmoates]

Awesome video, love the background noise, sounded like you were at an Indy car race and being attacked by drones, lol.

[@josegutierrez8318]

Simply amazing, the most enjoyable 28 minutes, I've ever spent on youtube

[@LEXxTALIONS7913]

Amazing like every single time I watch you do a holster 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@craigsmith4084]

Wow! A leather artist at work!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Craig, I appreciate it!

[@greavous93]

No idea what you charge but I saw one hell of a lot of craftsmanship and attention to detail going into that holster. If I wore a belt, Id make me one to see how close I could get to yours. Quite inspiring to watch your video, thanks!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! You should definitely make one! It does take quite a few tools, but there’s always shortcuts.

[@joyceknepper366]

That is truly a beautiful holster.

[@flashpointbravo]

That’s amazing! It would take me 2 hours to make a jacked up pattern. A full day later and it would look like a generic Walmart holster. You’re an artist and a craftsman.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that! I definitely have a lot to learn, but I've also had years of practice. Take care, and thanks for watching!

[@filomenacalimpon7298]

Good day for Beretta 92fs how much

[@houstontx2436]

Great video, very thorough, loved that it was detailed but not to detailed and long. You’ve earned a subscriber from a new and excited leather worker. First real project will be a holster very similar to this, with my own little twists. Cheers from South Texas.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you for watching & subscribing! Feel free to contact me through my website if you ever have any questions. I don't know all the answers, but I'll answer whatever I can.

[@poowhynot1268]

the amount of thought and time you put into your comments and replies for people is amazing :')

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! My daughter wants to start replying all my comments. She's only 12. Her expertise leans a little more towards slime and unicorns.

[@jackolson7178]

What a cool video! That’s a lot of work & excellent job!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks a lot!

[@lesn9642]

Thanks for taking the time to video your process. Very impressing, awesome detail and explanation of your work.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. Take care!

[@ted338]

Very impressive technically and aesthetically. Beautiful work!

[@JoRocket77]

Excellent work!

[@brucecoleman1690]

never mind....I know youre too busy to mess with an old guy like me. Its not your fault that I cant see as well as I once did. Ill figure it out and Ill keep watching your video. I think youre an excellent leather craftsman and your ideas are really great as well. I make knives and the sheaths that go with them,,,no problems there but these holsters have always given me grief. Ill figure it out as always and you just keep up the good work brother.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Hi Bruce - sorry for the delay. Let me track down your other comment and I'll reply there. Or you can reach out to me on my website contact form at www.adamsleatherworks.com

[@Bill14886]

Outstanding. You are a very gifted and talented master at holster making. And I’m sure other projects working with leather. I’m going to save this video, subscribe and hit you up when I get my Kimber Raptor.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! I'm far from a master, but I certainly appreciate the compliment!

[@searchBLOC941]

I'm rewatching all of your videos. Some of the most satisfying things I've ever watched. A true magician. Also, call me fit for the nuthouse, but did anyone else love chewing and sucking on leather as a kid?

[@fullretardcustomguns837]

Great video and a great looking holster.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@raybly6613]

All that work for the price, you're not charging enough . very nice craftsmanship.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you!

[@genevonhavermann332]

Btw I'm serious. Loved the video and your craftsmanship

[@danthezombie1982]

Really like your longer build videos. A video on airbrushing dye would be great!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Daniel - I'll keep that in mind and maybe try to spend more time showing that step.

[@joseperezgonzalez7092]

Now I understand those prices...this is a real Art...👍🏻

[@captainklr6508]

Damn! That’s beautiful work.

[@cliffwarmoth9070]

Great video!

[@turkeycreekknives133]

Thank you for showing how it’s done

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

You're welcome - thanks for watching!

[@JustBeAdude]

Mighty fine looking holster. Cheers.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks J D

[@andreasdahl717]

wow! 28min of pure workmanship. It sound like you are next to F1 track tho :D :D

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks for watching & commenting! Yeah, it's a little loud at times. We're in the country, but close to a highway with 18-wheelers driving by at 70mph all day.

[@bbenezra1169]

Beautiful

[@jamessmith-np7yf]

Very nice, I would like this style for my M&P shield plus in 9mm.

[@fordguy8792]

Beautiful work and true craftsmanship!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Jason, I appreciate it!

[@usergonemad]

So many useful tips! Thank you for making this video. Very nice holster, too.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks for watching Doug!

[@AG_Marine_Shooter]

Fantastic design 👍

[@maxmaxwell4774]

Beautiful work! 👍

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you very much!

[@noed.martinez9358]

Hi. Noah here from Waller, Texas. great work A.L. turned out very nice. very well done.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! Never heard of Waller, TX - not too far from Houston! Thanks for commenting.

[@PapaStitch]

In one word...Phenomenal!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks!

[@lukehattingh8735]

That's beautiful, nice attention to detail

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Luke!

[@JWoodcock]

There's just something about leather... beautiful work. A true timeless craft as far as I'm concerned.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Jon, I appreciate it!

[@celestinopoletti4773]

Super lavoro 👍👍👍

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Grazie mille!

[@edwardgormley2657]

Good piece

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you kindly

[@dcrvnts]

It looks great 👍!!!

[@witterhemi]

Man that's nice, very fun to watch. Great video!!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video. Take care!

[@jason6762]

Have you ever had the thread stain in places after dyeing and the water molding process? I used fiebings low voc, saddle tan dye. I let the dye dry for two days before molding. I did the same process on another holster with no issues. The only difference was I dunked the holster in water a second time while molding. I of course dyed the leather pieces and then sewn together days later. It doesn't look horrible but I want the best look.

[@vichelton9112]

Very informative video! I'm still struggling with my pattern making. I'm going to try some of your techniques in my next attempt at pattern making.

[@keithb3115]

Nice work. Love watching

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks for watching Keith!

[@FergsFunSpot]

Well done

[@csimeonides]

Beautifully done. I enjoyed this video. Thanks.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Chuck! Glad you liked the video.

[@troymanning3150]

Wow! Really nice work

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Troy!

[@bertalafacousl4384]

Hey there cant wait to buy a template

[@GypsyPaz]

great vid! I particularly liked that you stated the total time at the end, that is a question I always wonder.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! I will try to include overall time on future vids.

[@RoninIchiban2008]

@@AdamsLeatherWorks Definitely a plus! So many maker videos speed up the video to fit a time frame and never reveal the total time. I would absolutely watch the complete (2hr+) versions of your videos.

[@wbwills2]

Nice work. Going to try my hand at making one. Have some experience,mostly altering bargain bin finds at the LGS. Highly recommend other ppl try that out. Might be surprised at what you can do with $5 and a few things most people already have around the house (needless,small drill bits,nylon thread(alittle of my daughters kite string last project worked like a champ for a saddle stitch)adhesives of different sorts. I get creative to save $.BUT don’t mind paying for good quality & craftsmanship when needed)

[@PEDROPEREZ-ru9pr]

Beautiful work.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks!

[@mikea5926]

Stunning! Take my money!

[@johnderbabian6198]

Beautiful!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you!

[@bertalafacousl4384]

Great work as always.. i want too buy a belt slot template but you have multiple sizes. Which one do you use on a full size gun

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! I always use a 1.5” slot, unless the customer specifically requests something else.

[@Bill14886]

Damn , that's one sweet holster . I just bought a Kimber Micro 9 STAINLESS STEEL TFX Pro. If I ever decide to carry OWB. This will be it. Art work , I'd be proud to carry my Kimber in that beautiful piece of Handcrafted workmanship. I'm going to check out the price. Can I afford it. ??

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you sir! That Kimber is a nice looking model.

[@TacoViolator872]

When I get my new carry, I need to know if you still do this. I'll pay for sure. And do you also do carving or patterns? Amazing.

[@checksix21]

When can we start ordering holsters again? Looking to get a SOB Kimber Micro 9 made.

[@10toothlesswonders69]

you when put in captions about the people riding their fourwheelers i laughed because theres a kid that i know who rode down the highway naked on his fourwheeler

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

LOL - good thing he didn't crash! I never even noticed he sounds until I sped up the video.

[@invictusbp1prop143]

Ok, that’s the prettiest damn holster I’ve seen in a while! I can’t get any of mine to look nearly that nice. Question tho…. You oil the holster, then you hit it w Resolene…. Isn’t Resolene a non-porous acrylic sealer? You acknowledge the holster needs some oil on it prior to use…. But in the months and years to come, the leather is going to dry out and will need some more oil applied at some point won’t it. I can see where some parts of the holster will still need oiled again (while avoiding too much softening of the areas responsible for retention). But won’t the Resolene prevent oil from soaking into the leather in the future ? Would TanKote be a better option since it will allow for oil to penetrate? Or is there a reason that Tan Kote isn’t a good option?

[@stevesears1683]

Good Looking job.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you Steve!

[@puzzled4163]

I like how he said not to get the leather wet because it might stain it and that puts the holster in a pan of water.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

If you wet the leather evenly, the whole surface is essentially stained evenly. But if you just get a portion of the leather wet, or get water spots on random areas, you’ll get noticeable stains. Or you can dampen an entire area, but keep it along the stitch line (paint within the lines), the stains aren’t generally noticeable.

[@Doze320]

Very nice work. Love leather over kydex any day.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! I agree! :)

[@bander1023]

I’m a huge fan, and your work is absolutely outstanding (both the leather and the video). I assume the slo-mo at 14:18 is a, um, “nod” to another leatherworking KZbinr? 😂

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

LOL - I've seen a few other videos do that so I figured I'd leave it in. I'm drawing a blank on the one that immediately comes to mind - the algorithm hasn't sent any of his videos my way lately. Thank you for watching and for the support!

[@bander1023]

@@AdamsLeatherWorks now I’m starting to see it everywhere, too. Mascon Leather is a big fan of that particular “editing technique.” Ever think about running some classes? Myself and a few others would definitely make a trip to TX for one. 😃

[@rygarr123]

Okay I'll take the Avenger in Black for a Sig p320 subcompact lol. Really looks amazing!

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thank you! www.adamsleatherworks.com/

[@rygarr123]

Went with the saddle tan instead. Anxiously and patiently awaiting and looking forward to showing off this holster!

[@smu1129]

Yay, a new video. Very nice holster! Your channel is one of the reasons I started to try my hand in leatherwork, holsters in particular. What‘s the reason you leave the mag release button uncovered?

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks! Glad you found the videos encouraging enough to try it for yourself! The mag release is left uncovered to help avoid accidental mag release. If leather was covering it, it could be actuated by the force of the human body pushing on the leather, in turn pushing on the mag release. You could punch a hole in the leather for the mag release (don't actually do this), but then you can't draw the holster because the mag button would snag the leather and lock the gun in the holster. Safest bet is to simply leave the button completely uncovered. Hope that helps.

[@smu1129]

@@AdamsLeatherWorks Thank you for the elaborate answer. I would have thought having the mag release button covered with a piece of holster would be more likely to protect it from an accidental engage than having it exposed.

[@SquirrelsForAll]

Amazing skills, loved the video!

[@edwinalgarin1715]

Awesome job

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

Thanks Edwin!

[@jrdeckard3317]

Without a strap or tension screw could it loosen over time, where the gun might slide or flip out by accident?

[@Morggin]

Have you considered suede lining your holsters as well? It helps to keep the gun from getting tarnished from the raw leather.

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

I never use suede, but I do line with smooth veg tan when requested. Suede is still leather, though it’s tanned with chemicals that can actually damage some firearm finishes. And the suede can hold dirt, causing additional risk of damage to the firearm. That being said, a lot of makers line with suede, I’m just not one of them.

[@brotherBvideos]

That looks so exact and Well-thought-out, are you able to make a video on how to create a holster for a Western gun?

[@JosephpPetrosky]

Hey is that same new fn reflex pistol trying to draw a pancake holster that do one or not mold it

[@starnet36]

1.) Is that a regular benchtop drill press you use for turning the sanding drum? 2.) What is the purpose of vacuuming the holster? You said molding, but can you be more specific?

[@GodsWarrior321]

What about a holster for us that have that micro 9 with crimson trace on it??....ive been looking for one and can't find it....and I've been wanting a brown or black leather one.

[@yasinborekci6915]

Hello thak you for publish video. What is the purpose of using dish soap in warm water?

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

The soap helps to break down the surface tension of water. I've always felt it helps the water absorb into the leather more easily. I have no idea if this is true or not, but it's something I've always done. Plus, it's nice to have a little soapy water in the shop to clean my hands. Thanks for watching!

[@Texasdragracer01]

Would it be possible for you to make a holster like this for my shield with the integrated red laser?

[@AdamsLeatherWorks]

I believe there's a mold available for it. If so, I can make a holster for you. Check this page to see if the mold matches your gun, then drop me a line on my website or leave a note in the gun model box and mention our discussion here. www.knifekits.com/vcom/cooks-molds-holster-molding-prop-for-shield-940-wbuilt-laser-natural-p-13495.html www.adamsleatherworks.com

[@MotorCproducciones]

I would love to live as close to Imola as this guy.