Custom leather holsters, gun rigs, cowboy gear and belts, handmade in Arizona by Flying Seven Saddlery.

Flying Seven
Brand Saddlery

Handmade hard leather goods. Crafted with Old West traditions. One piece at a time.

Custom leather holsters, gun rigs, rifle scabbards and slings, saddles, saddle bags, and all sorts of tack and cowboy gear. Crafted by hand, right here in Arizona. The traditional way, from times gone by, for the shooters, horse people, collectors, and those who appreciate the flavor of the Old West.

Selected Work

Every piece is cut, tooled, dyed, and assembled by hand in one shop. No two are exactly alike. Built to be used. Built to last.

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The Arizona Craftsman

Made the old way, by a maker who still cares.

Flying Seven is not a checkout counter. It is a working leather shop for people who want honest custom fit, western tradition, and pieces with the kind of detail that cannot be rushed.

The shop is equipped with old machinery, old patterns, and lessons learned over more than 30 years of cutting, tooling, dyeing, fitting, and finishing leather for real use.

Close-up of cut leather patterns and old leatherworking tools on a workbench

More Than the Catalog Shows

Custom leather for riders, shooters, collectors, and productions.

Flying Seven has served pleased customers for more than 30 years. The shop serves Arizona and the wider Southwest, including New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah, with custom work made one project at a time.

Western gear and horse equipment

Saddles, bridles, reins, chaps, breast collars, tack, straps, cuffs, spur straps, and working cowboy gear.

Gun leather and shooting needs

Cowboy action rigs, concealed carry holsters, cartridge belts, shoulder rigs, scabbards, slings, and knife sheaths.

Hard leather and specialty work

Belts, guitar straps, motorcycle seats, motorcycle leather accessories, keepsakes, notebook covers, and other custom ideas.

Film, reenactment, and one-off projects

Old West leather details for collectors, reenactors, cowboy action shooters, and movie or production work that needs the right look.

Have an odd project? If it can be made in leather, it is worth asking about. A custom fit or special design starts with a conversation, not a checkout button.

How Custom Conversations Work

Bring the idea. Leave with a plan.

The best pieces start with a conversation about use, fit, carry style, color, tooling, measurements, and the look you have in mind.

1

Reach Out

Share the piece you need, the purpose, and any photos, measurements, or references that help explain it.

2

Design & Quote

Confirm fit, tooling, color, materials, and timing before the work begins.

3

Handmade for You

Your piece is made one at a time in the shop and finished for practical, long-term use.

Make the first call useful

Start with the details the maker needs to talk through the job.

This is not a checkout cart. It is a custom work intake. Send the rough idea, the way it will be used, and the best way to reach you so the conversation can move quickly.

  • Gun rigs: firearm, carry side, belt size, caliber loops, style, and finish.
  • Scabbards or slings: rifle details, measurements, attachments, and carry use.
  • Saddles, tack, cuffs, straps, or keepsakes: describe the job, fit, look, and timing.
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Old West cowgirls with a saddled horse, leather gun belt, reins, and tack at a ranch fence

Let's talk about your next piece.

Custom work. Special orders. Unique problems. Old West solutions.

Ready to discuss a custom piece?

Send the useful details first so the call can focus on fit, use, style, timing, and next steps.