Home made diy muzzleloading bag

[hunter thompson]

i like the design give you a bottom instead of being like a old womens purse ,,digging for change,,,everythings easy to grab

 

[hunter thompson]

pretty easy build

 

[LANEY REECE]

I like your bag. where did you get all your leather?

 

[Carbon 6]

Ditch the paracord and it's a thumbs up.

 

[hunter thompson]

I like your bag. where did you get all your leather?

OH HI YEAH I scounge around junk shops gun shows..sometime i use big pocketbooks...cant re ive done a few.

 

[Carbon 6]

I like the idea of using a wooden bottom. Opens up new possibilities.

 

[hanshi]

Dang! I like that!

 

[hunter thompson]

Dang! I like that!

Thanks ..mother of necessity is being broke and wanting something.Paid for with time and little money.

 

[ADK Bigfoot]

I used a variation of that theme with the wooden bottom. I had a bag with a gusseted bottom and carved a pine bottom to fit in the gusset. It was rounded on the bottom but flat on the top, and about two inches deep. I drilled holes in the top to hold my pre-measured powder tubes, my short starter, and my primer. With a bullet board around my neck, I can load without taking my eyes off the target, because everything is right where it is supposed to be. Very efficient, and invisible to the eye.


ADK Bigfoot

 

[simonbeans]

Within the same thought as ADK Bigfoot, I modified a Rev War belly box (French I think) by removing the wood block that held pre-measured charges and replacing with a block I made with 3 openings. Each of the openings holds a different wad (over powder, cushion, over shot). By working from my left to right, I can load my flint double shotgun reasonably quickly and without having to "dig" for the right wad. Just another idea for the use of wood within a pouch.