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I just finished a gunbelt like this and I tried the meathod that Mike and Jordan suggested, "run the lope in the same hole" I is very "clean" looking and the shells are so close together it looks very professional. I am never looking back at sewing loops again!

Well look at it this way, Ya got one to try it on!! :Holysheep:

Hope this helps,

Rick Jorgenson

Rick,

Thanks for the input. Yup, going to give the method a try on my next six-gun belt. I assume you just run some lacing through the loops in the back to keep things together? Know what you mean about stitching. Sure gets old fast!

btw-love your avitar. :gun:

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just a thought as i`m not sure it would fit with the overall aesthetic of the design but how about a patch, possibly tooled, cut to match the slots overlaid before the strap is fed through. Might mean additional sewing to secure but could a "reinforcement" piece or "scuff protector". Not sure but maybe it could even be inlaid.

anyways... just a thought from someone without a scooby :)

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Stay safe, Stay well, Dream well.

Merrik

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just a thought as i`m not sure it would fit with the overall aesthetic of the design but how about a patch, possibly tooled, cut to match the slots overlaid before the strap is fed through. Might mean additional sewing to secure but could a "reinforcement" piece or "scuff protector". Not sure but maybe it could even be inlaid.

anyways... just a thought from someone without a scooby :)

Thanks, Merrik. That's not a bad idea! I'll work one up on a piece of scrap and see how it looks. That won't significantly change the design. :)

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just a thought as i`m not sure it would fit with the overall aesthetic of the design but how about a patch, possibly tooled, cut to match the slots overlaid before the strap is fed through. Might mean additional sewing to secure but could a "reinforcement" piece or "scuff protector". Not sure but maybe it could even be inlaid.

anyways... just a thought from someone without a scooby :)

perhaps this added piece could be a pig ostrich or stingray inlay?

or maybe tanned black while rest of belt is mahagony?

or maybe could rivet a sheet of copper (polished) to the belt - with the loops sticking out thru it?

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no worries..... hope it helps. Will be good to see how it turns out if it works :)

Stay safe, Stay well, Dream well.

Merrik

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Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone. I really appreciate your help. :You_Rock_Emoticon:

Here's a pic of a test piece with the solution I've decided to go with. Once everything is

dyed, all should blend.

Hedge

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