The Leather Element: Bullet Loops
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- We get a lot of questions on how to make bullet loops so, in today's video, Chuck answers some of those questions and shows some different techniques to make them! We hope this is helpful and gives you some good ideas on how to make bullet loops on your projects!
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I'm getting ready to do my first bullet loops and found your video. Thank you for the lesson. You definitely saved me from a few mistakes! I'm doing these for a .30-30 on a cuff on the buttstock of a Marlin 336RC.
That may be one of the best explained tutorials on here, pacing, content level.... I am in awe! I came for help with a Cosplay project, and I'm glad I did!
So glad we could help you! Thank you for watching.
I've been doing leathercraft for about a year now, and you have been my teacher the entire time. I've learned so much from you. everything is explained so well, and you keep it simple for all of us beginners. I've built along with your videos for so many of my projects and they come out great. Thanks for all you do for us Chuck!👍🏼
Wow, thank you Erik! That means more than you know!
Anything holster I will watch, like, and comment!
Hey Chuck! I really enjoy your videos. I would like to suggest a tutorial on how to make a rifle stock cover and forearm cover as a project for dressing up a saddle gun. This would be a great project for cowboy action shooters.
Hey Chuck, Just thought I'd drop you a line after watching you for so long to say a big thank you. it's been long overdue! I leanrt everything I know directly from you and your excellent tips on leather craft. I wouldn't be as good with my projects without you sharing your knowledge. I don't live in the U.S. i'm in Europe, but if ever I find myself in your neck of the woods, I'll be sure to give you a visit. Thanks again. :)
Thank you so much, Paul! That means more than you know!
Great video! So glad this came up on my feed before starting my first gun belt. THANKS!
Chuck, you are truly my favorite leather person! You make truly informative and entertaining videos!
Thank you so much, Chuck!! I will be watching this over and over!
Great video! As always you break it down with enthusiasm and no nonsense, thanks Chuck!
I appreciate that!
Such great and truly helpful information. I love the idea of having the small test strips to work out the kinks and then transferring that to the template material. As always you are so great at explaining things. I will be saving this video to refer back to. A HUGE THANK YOU!!
Thank you, Chuck. I've made a number of cartridge belts, with various levels of success. This was very helpful in making my projects look more professional! Blessings, Brother.
Great advice that would have saved me a lot of messing about when I built my own cowboy holster. I got the loops to fit perfectly and then I applied a bees wax finish to my leather and that made the loops a bit to tight. So apply your finish and then try to see if the bullets still fit before sewing every loop on your belt.
yessir some good information for the uninitiated in the crafting of gunbelt bullet loops. I learned a long time ago by trial and error and found that stitching between the loops was best for me..took longer like you say but in the end looks better in my opinion.
I'd like to see a video on your tool bench and tool holders on the wall behind the bench..I'm fixin to redo mine and am always looking for new and better ideas...keep up the Great work Chuck and Weaver!
Very good video. I've made several cartridge belts and used the sewing method.
THANK YOU CHUCK THIS IS GREAT ADVISE AND KNOWLEDGE
On my first cartridge belt I did sewn loops, one vertical stitch and a connecting angled stitch between each vertical. It looked really good and it took soooooooooo long. I don't think I would do stitched loops again unless I had a machine. I really like oblongs and if you want a bit more decoration you can drop a small head rivet between the loops.
another great chuck video. im glad to see these. lately weaver has been posting other videos and i was getting worried that the chuck videos would be getting phased out. not that the other ones arent good, but you cant beat a chuck video.
Thanks Chuck, another great video
That’s awesome timing! I’m gathering supplies to make myself a belt and holster and the bullet loops had me a little worried 😂
I've been concerned about trying to make my own cartridge belt and boy I must tell you I am sooo happy I found these videos, very instructional, thank you
So glad this was helpful!
awesome info as always Chuck I really love the leather elements makes it easy re-find specific topics. you forgot to mention you can use this for vials and other round objects for costume stuff .
I think it is a great cosplay look to have a strap of bullets! Thanks for showing this!
You sir have made making my first belt that much easier. Thanks for the amazing video
Thank you, im using your measurements for my .45 belt and it works great 👍. Thank you for posting!
Great to hear!
I made an ammo belt for 40 .30-30 cartridges. I used the sew-down method with two stitch lines in between cartridges. 12 oz leather for the belt and 6 oz for the loops. Start to finish was about 10 hours. I would have used the oblong method to save time, but I don't like the look of it and I feel it is less secure.
Can you share your dimensions for the 30/30 that would be great if you can? THANKS
Gettin' a little shaggy there, Chuck :-) I was finally able to get a haircut yesterday. Now my head feels so light I can't keep it from wobbling. Seriously, though, great video, as always. Thanks for all the great info you share.
Awesome Information. thanks Mr Chuck 👍
Great info! Thanks!
great info. would like to see you do a project doing it from start to finish. sometimes it just isn't as easy as you say. thank you for the video
Awesome stuff! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you, this was great information. Tou saved me from making a bunch of mistakes.
Great to hear! Thank you!
Not sure if this has been done, but a tour of the shop would be interesting!
Thank you
Thank You!!
Thank you Chuck for a very informative video! I have always wanted to try this just wasn’t sure how to start!
So glad it was helpful, Joe!
NO MATTER WHAT, DO NOT PUT 22LR OR ANY CASE THAT SMALL IN BULLER LOOPS!
Use a pouch for loose rounds or make a square holder for the 50 round boxes bullets came in!
And for 9mm and 45acp, don't do it because they don't have rims like 357 and 45 Colt and will slip down and out!
Nice hair Chuck. Thanks for the vid.
Thanks, Chuck! Very timely video. I've been asked to make a steampunk wrist bracer with loops to hold glass vials. The principle of making the loops should be the same.
Very cool!
@@WeaverLeatherSupply it turned out well. I'll have to share a picture with you.
Thanks
I like your stitch method the best. It really adds to the appearance of the belt. That's a great color on that rig you showed as well. Was the latigo lace on the holster for a purpose or just for looks?
I always stitch between each loop. Did one from a kit that had the belt punched with oblongs for the strip. Didn't like the placement and the spacing was awkward. Never again. Wet form tip was great. Why didn't I think of that? I seem to ask that question way too often!
It would be nice to see chuck making a watchband for a dress watch.
FINALLY!
Do you have a full build video/series for a gun belt like the one shown? I don't think I see it anywhere yet, and I think it would be really popular. That thing looks amazing.
We don't have a video on this but it is on the list. Thanks!
Would love to see a full walk through of a gun belt
Chuck, I need to make some English bridles and tack. Most of what I see has a padding between the layers of leather. What do you suggest using for the padding.
Can you do a leather element on magnetic closures?
Chuck is there any way to tighten the loops if they stretch after the holster is made. I used the oblong method on a holster with a strip of 4/5 oz for the loop material.
Yeah i bought an awesome leather gun belt in good condition. The only problem is who ever owned it failed to keep the leather conditioned and supple so when i tried to insert some bullets the loops disintegrated in my hand. Im not a leather worker and have zero tools and knowledge on working with leather but i might attempt to fix it one day but am afraid ill only damage the belt trying to get the rivets out, other than the bullet loops the belt is good and i got it at a decent price so not a total loss. I guess ill use a Bandolier for now for the ammo.
I'm working on restoring a similar project and its the first leather work I've ever done. I was so worried to pop the rivets out and take it all apart. Luckily weaver has a video on removing rivets with a drill and everything went absolutely perfect. Unlike the video we didnt have a way to dent the top middle of the rivet so we just used a slightly bigger drill bit and went super slow and it still worked out fine.Here's the link, hope it helps and good luck! ua-cam.com/video/HLZZpm-rsPA/v-deo.html
Awesome video!! Do you have any measurement patterns or tutorials for making those belts?
Not yet but we've had a lot of requests so we'll have to do a video!
@@WeaverLeatherSupply Please do!
Please do a tutorial for the gun belts you show in these videos. They’re very nice looking belts!
For an idea, can you do a gun buttstock cover?
Thank you for the suggestion, we will definitely pass this on to Chuck!
Do you have measurements for .30 caliber rifle cartridges for a rifle butt cuff?
have you done a cheek riser for a rifle?
I would be willing to bet that others have opinions on stitch lines between bullet loops. Some of those opinions are bound to match your opinion, so the opinion in question is not only your opinion. :-) I'm not a gun person. Considering the options you've presented, if I ever have occasion to make a belt with bullet loops, I think I would be inclined to share your opinion and stitch between the loops.
I hope this is okay for a leather element idea. I couldn’t find an episode on making a dog collar. I would love to see what ideas chuck could dream up for small and larger dogs
Dude how about a video of making a good slipper shoe or an easy and short boot?
Anyone know the bullet loop spacing for 44mag? I assume slightly smaller then 45cal.
I don’t own any bullets, but this was a fascinating lesson, nonetheless.
The technique can be used for many items. Good luck with your project! :)
I'm interested in a set of diamond chisel punching holes from where can I purchase these quote terms and conditions
Hi there,
We ship worldwide - you're welcome to send us an email and we can get you a shipping quote and complete total. Just make sure to include your shipping address. The email address is: info@weaverleather.com
What weight leather is the belt body?
i have that belt, I got it for $20, now I have to find a holster to match it.
Excelente 👍 okey
Hi, what i can do if my shotgun cartridge becomes loos?
do you still wet the leather even if its fake leather ?
I'm sorry I have not worked with fake leather so I don't know if it would mold well or not. The best advice I can give you is to experiment with a scrap piece but I can't imagine that it would absorb water very well.
Can you make a video on how to make a zipper bag
I'm interested in purchasing your products in Mumbai lndia kindly guide me through
Hi Gopal,
You can order directly from our website, we ship worldwide. Or you can send us an email at info@weaverleather.com and we can place the order for you. Payment online would have to be credit card, if you send us an email we can also arrange wire transfer.
Leather weight would have helped or maybe I missed it
Show the best way to figure gusset length without a computer.
I saw a good video where they cut the gusset long and counted the stitching holes in the main body. Then they put that many holes in the gusset and it fit perfect. They trimmed the gusset after that.
Hi Chuck
Me again: Please take this comment JUST from MY point of view, as I cannot speak for everyone, but I'm sure there are those of us who are thinking the same thing. You "blew through" this pretty fast and (for me) there were some rough to understand parts during the math? That being said, I'd have rather seen you go slower and more deliberately on LESS different calibers; making it easier to grasp the math part. When you started going 90 mph with the metric as well as American size measurements, you just completely lost me? Before I could comprehend what you had said, you were off to the next set of measurements. Here again; LOVE your videos, and have NEVER had anything negative to say about them, until this one. Thank you for putting this video out for the holster makers. I've been a customer of WLC and a channel subscriber since day one, and I don't see that changing?
Stay safe. Keep your head down and don't take any wooden nickles. Showing my age there.:+))))
God bless:
Dave
unbelivable every size but not for 357