Frequently Asked Questions

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Before placing an order, please review the "Pistol Molds" page to ensure I have a mold of your pistol. The next step is to have a holster and/or accessory model in mind. Once you have determined I have your pistol mold and you have a holster or accessory model picked out, please use the Order Request Form to request to be placed in the queue. I will review the request and reply to you via email within 24 hours either confirming or turning down your request. Either way, you will be notified. 

I can also be reached directly via email at jasoningle@inglegunleather.com . 

The Order Request Forms can be located by following this link: https://inglegunleather.com/shop/ols/categories/order-form

Although you will be prompted to complete a purchase, you will not enter any payment info nor be charged. This is FREE of charges; it is just considered an order. 

*Completing this form does NOT guarantee a spot on the Waiting List.

We use a variety of high-quality leathers. Every holster body, mag carrier body, and belt body, are made from premium grade, vegetable tanned leather from Wickett and Craig. Some accent pieces may come from genuine exotic leathers.

To some extent. My current business model is to reduce the amount of time I spend designing products and more time building holsters utilizing established patterns.

Yes. Every holster pictured in a right-handed configuration can also be made in a left-hand configuration.

Possibly. You must first be the owner of the logo. I will not use logos that require licensing unless you are the person that owns the rights to the logo and are able to authorize its use. 

I would love to do so, and I have in the past. But, just about every one of my clients fall into one or both categories and as a very small buisness owner, I can not financially do this without raising costs to everyone.  

The Waiting List is the list a client will go on when I do not have the product they're looking for in stock. Getting put on the list is absolutely free. Approximately one week prior to me starting an order, I will contact the client to confirm their order. Most orders can be paid upon completion, but if your order is a "one of a kind" build, it will be subject to payment up front. This protects me from investing time and materials into an order that will not get paid for and is unable to be resold to another client.