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So this is another shotgun cartridge pouch/case I just finished made this one for myself. 6oz veg and 8oz oil tanned for the back panel made my own lace from goat veg. Inlay with some embossed croc from a Brahmin brand purse I picked up at goodwill for $3. Has a fold down strap to keep your shells from falling out as well. 

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WOW! Exceptional job. I like the lacework ... and the croc ... and the strap ... and the colours you used! Just WOW!

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Thanks it’s definitely at the top of my list for favorite completed projects. 

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Cool pouch!

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awesome!

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Huh.  That is amazing. :)

Bet you will get a lot of comments when you use that one!  Awesome!

YinTx

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Very nicely done!  How did you make the strap to hang it on your belt?  

Gary

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Beautiful job.

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Uh, yeah! That is full of win! I like how the lace looks a bit soft and it makes the entire piece look quite a bit older than it is. Your colors are great and compliment each other in every way your eye hits the piece.

I like this a lot.

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Well, great. Now I have to make ANOTHER shell case. At least I have something spectacular to aim for!

And, those are some hi-velocity shells you have there!

Jeff

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This is how the strap moves out of the way. There just attached with some 1/4 “ Chicago screws. Then the belt loop has snaps at the bottom for easy on off. 

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This is the back of one I did for a customer last week. You can see how the belt loops are attached.  

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That is gorgeous. You realize it will be a shame to arrive at the range with that cartridge case and not have a matching gun case. OOPs did I say that out loud. 

Great work thank you for sharing.  

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Now look what you’ve done guess I better get started. 

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Max - the last photo shows the rear of the case and I am curious how you stitched it to the sides.  You did nic3 lace work on the front - did you bevel the edges on the rear to stitch them?  Any glue used on the joints?

Thanks again for sharing!

Gary

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The back panel is box stitched to the rest of the box and it was glued first. no glue where the Lacing is. But the picture showing the back of the box is not the same one from above. For some reason I don’t have a picture of the back of the one I did for myself. But still the same process 

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G'Day,

Very nicely done :)  

I hear you when you say " When you amaze yourself " .  I made a lovely bag for a client a while ago  , so nice I wish I kept it  Ha ha :)   

HS 

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