Smells like new leather car seats… picked this up from Hanks Clothing for the huge CCW I finally received from Sacramento Co., CA. After trimming the laminate around the edges, it fits well into the main pocket. I like it, but not absolutely sold. Smaller than most wallets, but definitely bigger than I’m used to. I may have to make my own…
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Hmm. Could you slice a cut in the laminate and fold it in half? If you ever have to produce it you will probably need to remove it from the wallet anyway….