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Originally Posted by Tuukka
I approached an elderly shoemaker in town about making a custom GP pouch
for my TT MAV and to make a rifle suppressor pouch at the same time.
I knew his work from the blade sheath that shows faintly in the photo.
It is built well and has a rugged feel to it.
In the photo there is a coil of 550 cord and 100mph tape inside the pouch.
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Looks very nice!
The guy is obviously a craftsman, what we would call a cobbler.
TR
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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