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Let us know what Pat says.....
Have fun.....j3
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Again, go with Pat and let him know what you want. He can fit a case for your cartridge.
I bought a wallet for magnum length about 10 years ago and it has served me well. His slings are nice too.
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I have a couple made by Els and Company, Rigby uses their products and I believe you can buy them through African Sporting Creations in the states. I have their 5 cartridge pouches and wow are they well made, and beautiful.
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i no longer use leather rifle cases with my rifles or ammo leather belts reason leather has salt in it, leather can and will if left very long with ammo in a leather belt will cause green corrosive crap and will rust metal on a rifle . i now use only synthetic material ammo belts and rifle cases . yes i like leather but it sure can wreck stuff if your not real careful even knives are better off in a synthetic sheath.
LIFE NRA , we vote Red up here, Norseman
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Ah ha, I knew there was a reason for nickel plated cases . . .
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Why don't you empty the cartridge case when you clean your rifle? It takes a long time ,like months, for corrosion to occur on brass. Empty the case and give it a light coating of olive oil, let dry and buff.
Store your ammo back in the original box.
Simple.
I'd rather die in a BAD gunfight than a GOOD nursing home.
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These leather craftsmen are excellent -- Red Nose Leather, Claridge Leather, Wyoming Axe Works. I have an order in to Red Nose now for a wallet.
I do not entertain hypotheticals. The world itself is vexing enough. -- Col. Stonehill
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They’re beautiful, but I really don’t need more stuff. Just put a couple extra shells in either my coat or pants pocket.
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Does Pat on here have a website? Any way to see his work?
Deer Camp! about as good as it gets!
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Deer Camp! about as good as it gets!
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Pat sent me the link to his website and I ordered a wallet to check them out. I didn’t realize he was Montana Slings. It if seen some of their stuff so I’m pretty confident I’ll like the wallet.
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Pat sent me the link to his website and I ordered a wallet to check them out. I didn’t realize he was Montana Slings. It if seen some of their stuff so I’m pretty confident I’ll like the wallet. I’ve been very pleased with mine. You can’t go wrong with any of his products!
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I've owned a number of the cartridge wallets. By far the best are made by Ringler Leather in Wyoming.
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