SASS outfit

[mike116]

Made this gear for a SASS shooter who is wheelchair bound.  Had to get creative with the holsters, chaps and a couple other things but it turned out OK.

[Hawg]

Looks good. He ought to be proud of all that.

[mike116]

Thanks Hawg.   I hope to see him shoot a match sometime.   He lives in Cheyenne,  about a hour North of here.

[Marshal Will]

That's a well thought-out rig, Mike. Very good work!

[45 Dragoon]

Yes, that looks awesome !!

Mike

[AntiqueSledMan]

Mike,

You do excellent work, plus the fact that you go above & beyond to meet the shooters special requirements.

AntiqueSledMan.

[Zulch]

That is some beautiful work Mike. How did you meet this fella anyway? I'm still amazed at the outstanding talent on this forum! I couldn't sew a shirt button on straight if I tried.

[mike116]

Thanks for the comments guys.

Zulch,  He contacted me through my FaceBook page.

[Navy Six]

Glad you took the time and effort to figure out what would work for someone with that situation, Mike. I always liked the looks of that "half breed" type of holster. It looks like the rig is cut for percussion pistols?

[mike116]

Thanks Navy Six.    The holsters are made for 1860 conversions.

[Captainkirk]

That is some good-looking leather, Mike! You always come through.

[mike116]

Thanks Capt.     Notice the .45 Colt and 45-70 cases in tje cartridge slides.   This guy uses a Quigley persona and likes to use the cartridge slides for both calibers.    I don't know how SASS feels about Sharps rifles though.

[Captainkirk]

I don't know how SASS feels about Sharps rifles though.

Who cares what they think? 

[Hawg]

    I don't know how SASS feels about Sharps rifles though.

Well 45-70 ain't a pistol caliber.

[mike116]

Magnum Research makes a 45-70 revolver and Bond Arms makes a Derringer in 45-70.      As usual though you are right Hawg.  It's not a pistol caliber so SASS probably doesn't approve.     The customer says he shoots side matches with it.