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Crafted  for the Outdoors

By an Outdoorsman

Little Horn Canyon, WY

Wyoming Wright Products

Important Shop Update!!

I am taking some time off from sheath sales. My plan is to take the rest of 2026 to catch up on some of my other obligations and re-evaluate some aspects of the business. Hopefully sheath sales can resume in 2027 (including some sheaths that can accommodate the new Crossbar 110 and 112 designs from Buck). In the meantime I am now offering my Buck 110 Sheath Template for sale on the website. This template can be used to build a sheath for any era Buck 110 model...you'll just need to use your knife to form the sheath. I will also be offering some more leather cutouts for you DIYers out there. As always, thanks for all of the support and keep an eye on my YouTube Channel for more great projects and updates!  -God bless!!

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About Our Story

My Story

I started working with leather in college because I couldn’t afford the gear I wanted. I realized that sometimes the best (only) option is to make it yourself. My first project was a classic holster for my Ruger Blackhawk .357…Built with leather from the scrap bin at the local saddlery and sewn with a hole punch and leather lace, I will never get rid of that scrappy old holster…Nearly two decades later, my passion for leatherwork has led me through countless projects from chaps, to bags, to hundreds of knife sheaths. It's so rewarding to create something useful, durable, and beautiful. My designs reflect my philosophy as a practical outdoorsman, with  elements of minimalism and rugged durability;  represented by the pronghorn in my maker’s mark. The dots forming a “w” between his horns represent my family, who are always at the center of my life. The triangle framing my mark is meant to show my gratitude to God for providing it all; the earth, my family, and the gift to create something of value…to be a leather wright.

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