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Looking for a Singer 30" long neck with a reverse. I presently have a 20 inch with no reverse. Would like to upgrade to the longer neck and reverse. I repair heavy horse blankets and the reverse would really make life easier. Sorry didn't mention it's a 144

Thank you Steve, appreciate the info.

Was wondering is someone can tell me the difference between a 135x16 and a 135x17 needle?

I sew a lot working equipment for horse trainers and cowboy action shooters. I purchased a Juki 2000 pro with all the attachments from Fredco. I have owned the machine for about 7 years now and it has given me all I could expect and then some. The price was up in outer space but when I look at the service it has given me and it's reliability. I feel it was worth the investment.

Good look'n rig. Love the tooling on the strap. It's the sheridan style correct?

Jbird, Very nice job and Hermann Oak knows how to tan hides. If I may be so bold I would have changed one thing on the bags for my choice. I would have used a more substantial buckle like a stainless 5705 buckle. Boy my horse and saddle would be proud to parade around with those.

Hi everyone, I sure hope someone can tell me where I can find this buckle. I use to buy from Mast when they were in business. Since Weaver bought them out they don't carry this buckle. I'm showing it hammered but I'm looking for it plain in Brass and Chrome Brass. This picture is from a retail store that sells the buckle but way to expensive for me. Thank you in advance.

In answer to your questions--I used english bridle leather that was vat dyed. I saddle soap the leather before cutting and working it. When done I let it dry and then put a coat of pure neats foot oil on it and let it dry. During the construction I should say I use a lot of saddle soap to keep the leather supple for moulding and finishing. As far as weather proofing never had the need to do that because the type of shooting we do if it starts to rain the guns and leather go under cover.

Yes, she does the mounted shooting and was going to the Sass shoot in Arizona to do the mounted and the ground shooting. She needed a rig for the ground shooting which is designed a little different than the mounted one.

Thank you love this site. In regard to the rig she wanted it simple and to the point mainly interested in being able to get the gun out and back in the least amount of time. I also, made a molded shotgun belt for her.

I made this for a lady in Wisc. who was going to Winter range.