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Up to you how far you wanna go; I'd make a simple one. One big back piece which includes the front flap. A bit of a welt and one front piece. The flap part of the back comes over the top and is held closed by a Sam Brown stud. One wide-ish bit on the back for the belt to slip thru. The belt loop can be riveted on. Using soft leather for the front it'll stretch enough to hold a whole bunch of 8 round caps.

Al speling misteaks aer all mi own werk..

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What a GREAT uncle!! That's SOoooo cool, especially for a 5yo. It's something he'll appreciate more and more as the years go by - it looks sturdy enough to stand up to a rambunctious kid! LOL!

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Lucky boy!  I didn't realize you could still buy cap guns. How'd they let that slip through? I fondly remember my Fanner 50's. Now, there was some firepower!

Jeff

So much leather...so little time.

 

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10 hours ago, fredk said:

Up to you how far you wanna go; I'd make a simple one. One big back piece which includes the front flap. A bit of a welt and one front piece. The flap part of the back comes over the top and is held closed by a Sam Brown stud. One wide-ish bit on the back for the belt to slip thru. The belt loop can be riveted on. Using soft leather for the front it'll stretch enough to hold a whole bunch of 8 round caps.

I'll have to use a strap or snap as I don't have any sort use. But I think the construction is a good method.

 

31 minutes ago, alpha2 said:

Lucky boy!  I didn't realize you could still buy cap guns. How'd they let that slip through? I fondly remember my Fanner 50's. Now, there was some firepower!

Jeff

It isn't full size and probably not as good as they used to be. I bought it on Amazon haha.

 

5 hours ago, JazzBass said:

What a GREAT uncle!! That's SOoooo cool, especially for a 5yo. It's something he'll appreciate more and more as the years go by - it looks sturdy enough to stand up to a rambunctious kid! LOL!

Thanks!

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55 minutes ago, Stetson912 said:

I'll have to use a strap or snap as I don't have any sort use. But I think the construction is a good method.

Maybe use a slit and a big button or wood toggle - easier for wee hands. . . . and quicker cos yer cowboy haz gotta get to his ammo quick afore he's a deader

edit; PS. I think I'll knock one up tonite or tomorrow, jus cos I wanna.

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Awesome, I'm going to o do the same. I think it's a good idea.

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41 minutes ago, Stetson912 said:

Awesome, I'm going to o do the same. I think it's a good idea.

:yeah:

I'll be making to the pattern I suggested but it'll be fancy cos I'll do it as a holster for my new cell phone

Off to sort out the leather now. . . . .

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Awesome, I'd like to see it when you're done. 

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Now you kNOW where that little fella is headed every time he gits a new shootin' iron ;)

 

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