Endeavor Stitch Works

I am currently doing a ordering hold. I got behind on orders and I am currently working to get caught up. So no new orders until I get caught up.

If you need information about an order email me at my normal email address chute43@yahoo.com and give the invoice number.

I have disabled my facebook account for multiple reason, mainly being because since I am currently not taking orders there is no reason to utilize the social media for advertising.

I expect to have all existing orders out by the end of December and be reopened for normal business in January. In the future I will limiting the number of orders I take in per month so I can continue to concentrate on quality without the ordering delays that I experienced this past year. If you have been inconvenienced by the build delays I apologize for the trouble. I am working to solve this problem so we don’t go through it in the future.

Using my standard high retention bungee sections, 1.5 width upper sling body, and a fixed one inch cobra buckle you have a functional sling that will provide years of wear, and all day comfort. This sling isn’t for the tactical fan boy but a guy who wants the Mercedes of single point slings. Weapon attachment can vary depending on your personal requirements (HK, MASH clips, QD attachment).

$65.00 plus shipping.

I am still working on the Original Tasker sling I wasn’t totally happy with a transitional pieces on it.

Functions as both single point and dual point. adjustment is accomplished through a closed loop of one inch milspec webbing with metal cam buckle.  It can be tightened down so the weapon is held up tight and close to the body for fastroping, or climbing.

Main sling body is 1.5″ wide, quick attachment uses one inch cobra buckle. And weapon attachments will vary depending on customer needs.

Pricing should be at $50.00 per sling. For ordering just shoot me an email at chute43@yahoo.com

I was lucky enough to acquire a few 1.75 cobra buckles in the bare metal finish. And I thought I would share some of the photos of the first one. While I don’t have any more of them, I am working to acquire more of them as I think it makes a good looking belt. And with the bare metal finish it has the appearance of a uniform belt.

Not currently accepting orders on these but I will be by march, I wanted to change some parts of the design.

ESW Tasker Sling Pricing

I did my best to price it competitive with other slings on the market but still allow custom ordering features so you may choose what suits your needs.

Pricing

• Base sling (non-camo)     $50.00
• Camo sling                            +$5.00
• Cobra buckle upgrade    +$30.00 (1″ cobra buckle on rear attachment)
• Sewn in QD  sling                +$15.00 (rear mount only)

Base sling includes solid color sling and 1000 denier pad, milspec webbing, and front and rear connections

Color options

• Black
• Coyote
• OD green
• Ranger Green
• 3 color desert

Camo options ($5.00 over normal price)

• Desert Digital (civillian version of AOR1)
• Multicam

Cobra buckle upgrade ($30.00)

• Black
• Foliage Green
• Desert Sand
• Coyote Brown

Connection hardware options

• 1″ MASH clip
• 1″ Snap Shackle
• 1″ HK clip
• Round trigger snap
• Sewn in QD mount (pics up soon) rear mount only- Add $15.00 to total price

Base sling materials used

1000 denier sling pad constructed from 1” thick and 2” wide closed cell foam pad

The basic tasker sling will come with a plastic side release buckle (rated at 250 lbs) for the connection just behind the buffer tube.

Webbing is either 17337 or 55301 milspec webbing (US made)

The ESW Tasker Sling is a a two point padded sling that has an adjustable length forward leg that will allow you to tighten it up close to your body as if you are fast roping, or climbing ladders, it is also comfortable when standing around. It of course can be extend out for standard two point sling operations. It also converts to single point mode. For the adjustment slide, I used the same ones used on the old ALICE packs but instead of allowing the free end to flop around the adjustment slide is a closed loop so no free end flopping around.

I have had a lot of guys ask for slings with all metal hardware and I did my best to address that, both on the basic model and of course on the cobra upgrade version.

Ordering options will include the ability to pick what connections points you like or suits your missions needs or desires.

Any special color request I will do my best to see what I can do.

I am going to begin accepting orders today for 10 slings and future orders will be updated, build time from payment to shipment will be between 4-6 weeks. I will do my best to get them out quicker but I still have a pretty heavy load of belt orders I want to get handled.

Tactical Trouser Belt

This is something new I have been messing with by using a similiar build technique I use on my 1.5 cobra belts, I think I have a good addition to my line up of gear. Non-metallic construction so you can pass through TSA without problems.

Stiff enough for IWB or OWB, comfortable enough for all day wear.

Two layers of heavy duty 1.5″ webbing and an overlay of 17337 milspec webbing.

Camo choices of ATACs, Multicam, or Desert Digital.

$30.00 plus shipping.

I have been lucky enough to purchase some coyote hardware so I wanted to take the chance to show these off.

The classic riggers belt and classic gun belt , the normal heavy construction I use 7 passes with #138 thread , built stiff like a gun belt but still comfortable enough for all day wear. Built to last with high attention to detail.

Classis Riggers Belts are $40.00

Classic Gun Belt $30.00

I had a a customer share some photos of one of my  1.5 cobra gun belt and some good looking kydex from the guys over at http://www.psholsters.com/

I just recently got a hold of a photo of one of my belts matched up with some good looking kydex. If you are in the market for some Kydex check out Personal Security Systems, superior product and excellent innovations in the kydex world – http://psholsters.com/

The 1.5 Cobra Gun belt in Coyote with Foliage Green Buckle. One of my favorite combos, very stiff and stable platform, for either CCW, undercover, or Range use.

Even though I have been making these for awhile I have never formally taken a photo of it. By using the desert sand colored cobra buckle, coyote webbing, coyote velcro and a DE Vring, you get an excellent combination of color and an excellent piece of kit.

Built to my usual high standards , structural construction is accomplished with a total of 7 passes of #138 thread, doubled layered with  a stiffening strip so it will function well as a platform for thigh rigs, drop legs, mag holders or anything you are willing to carry.

$60.00 plus shipping

Just in this week, Cobra has finally heard the request and started to produce in more colors. Stay tuned for photos of completed belts with the new buckles.

Occasionally I receive questions about the stiffness of my belts. As stiffness is the goal. A belt must flex on its long axis so it will bend with you like when you bend over or crouch. But for an belt to be effective it must provide on a minimal flex on its vertical axis. And the secondary goal is have a build method that will retain those characteristic over time. I have been lucky to develop a method that provides both.

I recently spoke with a friend of mine who attended a course in Memphis and he ran one of my 1.5 belts with his secondary weapon on it, back up pistol mag, dump pouch, and 3 kydex AR mag pouches. Sometimes less is better. He told me his rig stayed stable all day, by not being weighted down he was able to shoot and move quickly. His belt also wasn’t brand new , it is his daily wear belt and he carries daily also, and he has had it for about 8 months.

I only use high quality webbing and US made thread(the 3rd world stuff just doesn’t last). I pay more for my webbing to ensure I am receiving the best webbing so you receive the best product.

I also use a larger grade thread than some of the competition because I like the feel of the belt built with the heavier thread. Also by using larger thread the stitching is stronger with less stitching. I also refrain from lots of Box “X”ing because while it looks good, when you are constanting leaning against things in a high abrasion enviroment(conflict zone) those pretty Xs are constanting being worn down, if your stitching is worn out the belt will loose strength and stiffness. I place my stitching near the end which creates a crown on the belt so the stitching is harder to abrade. We all build on our own principles and design idea it is up to you to determine your needs. I believe my belts are built to last and built at a price that the average guy can afford.

kary

So AustriAlpini has released a darker brown buckle they are calling coyote brown, it is actually much darker closer in color to marpat brown.

I think this is  a good looking combination, definately will catch some jealous looks at the gun range or where ever you may have to go.

I am also now stocking Vrings in Coyote brown as well.

//

I was able to acquire some ATACs webbing in 2″ and I have started to build a few single point bungee slings with 2″ wide ATACs body and a coyote brown lower. I don’t have any currently built up but I hope to get some listed on ebay soon but if you are interested now just shoot me an email chute43@yahoo.com

Price is a little higher than normal due to the increased price of the ATACs webbing, $35.00 per sling

You can find the 1.5 cobra belts at  http://endeavorstitchworks.com/1-5-inch-wide-cobra-gun-belt/

Okay so I have been debating on making a new version of the cobra dog collars, I had made in the past. 1 inch is too narrow for some and 1.50 looks too wide for some, I was lucky enough to acquire a 1.25 dog collar a few weeks ago. So if there is enough interest in these dog collars I would find a vendor for the 1.25 buckles. These would price out around 50.00 depending on where I can get these.

From time to time I have built 2″ duty belts for customers , but recently I had a customer request a 2″ duty belt with a 2″ Cobra buckle. If you are looking for the next step up in duty belts then this is the ticket for you. A little more expensive than your normal nylon duty belt but these will last for years to come. These are lined with 1.5″ wide velcro either hook or loop(whichever you need), have a 4 inch size adjustment range and the free end is on the inside of the belt. 

$60.00 plus shipping.  

I recently did some things in multicam and I had a little webbing left over. So I built up a few Multicam MOLLE Shears Pouch, they are a little more expensive than normal because of the increased price of multicam webbing. These are 15.00 each plus shipping, and these are very limited , I am not sure if I am going to stock the multicam in the future.

I will be working to see if I can get some of the same webbing in desert digital

For more shears holders click on “Medic Items” up at the top