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Excaliber wrote:Or, if you're making it for yourself and not for sale, the logo of a well known tool company which has been removed from one of their pouches, e.g. DeWalt. That might not work in DC where nobody works with his hands, but it sure would fly in Texas.

You mean like this cleverly disguised tack driver?

Excaliber wrote:Although a little ribbing is inevitable with something like this, the thought is clever and worth pursuing. I think it has the potential to be developed further into something quite worthwhile.

Yeah, sorry, meant to mention the same thing, but failed to do so. Ideas like this, with a little ingenuity and trial and error are what leads to new products and even sometimes successful entrepreneurs. Keep thinking that way as it is really a good idea and with the right application may be something that would be very marketable.

Oh, an for USA1, here is a Do-It-Yourself method for your Leopard Print Holster.

ProjectKB wrote:

USA1 wrote:I might have been having a little fun with you...

I figured as much I can take a joke as much as anyone else, I just was pointing out the more practical use... instead of the novelty "Wally Walk" uniform accoutrement Granted, the pattern I chose might be a little flashy...

Man, I'd hate to see what you call a LOT flashy!!

I will give you the benifit of the doubt abd say it was designed for ladies wearing this sweater


I do agree with the others, maybe denim or camo paterns would fit this group better in general.

ProjectKB wrote:i think i posted this in the wrong area...

it shouldnt be in the "Market" area, rather "day-to-day holsters and accesories"


sry

Moved to the proper section.