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Looking for a Holster Maker that Frequents Colorado Gun Shows - MK
Good morning everyone.
I used to live in Colorado and would purchase nice custom holsters from a gentleman that frequented the gun shows.
The initials on my favorite holster of all time is MK (see attached pic)
Would like to find him and order a new holster.
Any help with name and contact information is appreciated
MilitantBEEMER
MilitantBEEMER
Michael Kohl. I've got his business card somewhere.
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Last edited by crays; 02-15-2014 at 14:47.
He has a website. Google his name.
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That is Honor, and there are way too many people in this country who no longer understand it.
Mike Kole
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http://www.michaelkole.com.Good holster
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Thank you! That is what I needed.
MilitantBEEMER
Awesome. Thank you very much!
MilitantBEEMER
google his name and see he shot himself at the gunshow. and yet they didnt ban him. The last gun show I went to at the Loveland Ranch his sign was right next to the sign that said nobody can bring in a loaded firearm. funny, ironic but he should be banned from the shows for the publics safety.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...eland-gun-show
http://www.fox21news.com/news/story....6#.UwEjwoVi2So
I was working that show in Loveland, never heard such a large crowd go quiet so quick. Customer brought a gun up to the table and he proceeded to try to jam it into one of his holsters with out checking the chamber or questioning why the slide wasnt tied back.. Saw him the next weekend at Sertoma here in Springs, back when it was at Phil Long Expo. He had a slight limp and got super defensive when I asked him about what happend.
I agree with HBAR, you get one and your done. It was just luck he shot himself and not someone else..
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