Customize your spurs by choosing the band style, shank style and rowel size.Ĭustom Horse Bits - Hand made horse bits of all types, offering different length of shanks made of stainless and all mouthpieces are made of sweet iron with copper inlays. We offer JWP Old Time Spurs - Old time spurs with classic tapered rowels. He makes completely custom museum-quality saddles from the tree to the silver fittings that are truly works of art. He generously shares his talent and knowledge as an instructor at GRS Tools and has partnered with Weaver Leather to create a line of bits. Pictured on our 7 shanks, which are 7.25 long with 1 5/8 of purchase. It has 1.25 of tongue relief and is 1 7/8 tall with 1/4x 1 flat strap bars. His shop was the largest west of the Mississippi for a period of time and he employed many other famous makers at one time or another. McChesney is probably the biggest name in the production of antique Texas style bits and spurs. This gives the bit more bite than a traditional port. Born: 1868 Died: 1928 Makers Mark: ARM and HAMMER MARK, most pieces unmarked. Dave Elliott is a master bit and spur maker who creates custom designed handmade bits, spurs, buckles, saddle silver, jewelry, unique gifts and more. Barrel Racing bits, roping bits, silver spurs, engraving, and buckles. Bits and Spurs 420 likes 447 followers Posts About Photos Videos More Posts About Photos Videos Intro K.R. The native of Ontario, Canada now lives and works in central California and is an avid cyclist and photographer. This port a welded port as opposed to a pressed port. Custom Bits, Spurs, and Silver tack for real cowboys and cowgirls to use and be proud of.
Jeremiah Watt is an expert at engraving, leather work, and blending unique artistry with classic Old West traditions. That led to designing and making custom spurs and bits.
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Jeremiah taught himself how to engrave so he could add silver trim to his Western saddles. He and his wife, Colleen, eventually opened their own tack business. Jeremiah started his tack making career by first learning the art of saddle making at an Amarillo, Texas school in 1976. McChesney’s family moved westward into Arkansas and then into Indian Territory in what is not Oklahoma. McChesney was born in Plymouth, Indiana in 1868 and even attended Notre Dame for two years. Jeremiah Watt creates gorgeous handcrafted horse bits and riding spurs that are practical and durable as well as beautiful. McChesney is one of the most well know bit and spur makers ever to swing a hammer.
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