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Merry Christmas!!!



And for a place that is gloomy and rainy all winter.....the kids got a nice surprise for Christmas Break

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I will never forget you Lou......February 21, 2009

John Ralston
5 SHOT LEATHER, LLC - Finely Crafted Custom Handgun Leather

http://www.5ShotLeather.com

Someone has been busy!

Hey John:
Nice work on the ankle rigs! I think you need to spend some time shoveling your driveway though !

Matt,

I grew up in Spokane, and the snow was the norm....we never shoveled the driveway and all our neighbors thought we were white trash (although my dad was a CPA and my mom did Medical Research). I don't know why, but after all those years, if the drive to shovel the white stuff doesn't hit you, it never will!

Anyway.....it's supposed to be 50 and rainy by Saturday and it will be all gone.

I will say though, it has been more than comical watching all those people in their Subaru's that have never driven in the snow going 10 MPH down a street with the slightest amount of packed snow on it. In fact, I saw a guy in a 4WD Suburban, chained up on all 4. I was in my 4WD pickup with only the 6" of snow in the bed for weight and I was cruising through town at 30-35MPH without the slightest problem.

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I will never forget you Lou......February 21, 2009

John Ralston
5 SHOT LEATHER, LLC - Finely Crafted Custom Handgun Leather

http://www.5ShotLeather.com

John,

Great Christmas wreath! I can relate to your comment about shoveling snow. As a kid, I had to hand shovel a 150 foot long driveway in New York. Since we lived on a hill and didn't have 4WD, we had to clear the snow so it wouldn't turn into a toboggan run. My mom once drove down the driveway only to discover that there was so much ice that the car just kept sliding when she applied the brakes at the bottom of the driveway - she slid all the way across the street, fortunately not crashing into the trees on the other side of the road. The snow is nice to look at, but having lived in snowy locales for most of my life, I finally voted with my feet by moving to San Diego nearly 24 years ago. I haven't regretted the move (other than having to deal with the ridiculous laws here).

On a different subject, any thoughts as to if and/or when you might make an ankle holster to fit the Kahr PM9 fitted with the new Crimson Trace laser module (when CTC finally gets around to getting the laser out to the public)? I have a small ankle. None of the ankle holsters I have tried work. All are too big; either the body of the holster (Hume, Bianchi) or the backing (Renegade) is too big, so the holster don't hug the ankle closely enough. I'm trying to conceal wearing a summer-weight wool blend suit. I had to get rid of my J-frame because the grip would hang up on the cuff.

Thanks!

Charlie Kim

I have not seen the CT Module, but if I can get a dummy, I will probably offer it.

As for ankle size, I have a few different patterns for the ankle holsters and have one for slender ankles....although it isn't a problem I have

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I will never forget you Lou......February 21, 2009

John Ralston
5 SHOT LEATHER, LLC - Finely Crafted Custom Handgun Leather

http://www.5ShotLeather.com

Hey John...It looks like my LCP ankle is in that photo! Thank you for the incredible holster and quick delivery, it really was a nice late present since you sent it right after Christmas and I wasn't even expecting it yet! Everyday is a holiday thanks to you.