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Rifle case pattern? Joy Hardie 02-11-2006
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Posted by Joy Hardie on February 11, 2006, 10:05 am
Hi all,
My son came home from CAP with a dummy rifle and had volunteered me
to make cases for all the Color Guard. Are there any patterns for
drill-team rifle bags? I guess if there isn't...I can trace it and go
from there.
Joy

Posted by Bobbie Sews More on February 11, 2006, 12:04 pm
My son (adult) has an easy rifle case that simply folds over at the wide
end. He's been wanting me to make him one similar out of a blanket. The
part that folds over about 12 inches has a tie sewed to it so he can tie it
around the rifle so it won't fall off. HTH
Barbara in SC
> Hi all,
> My son came home from CAP with a dummy rifle and had volunteered me
> to make cases for all the Color Guard. Are there any patterns for
> drill-team rifle bags? I guess if there isn't...I can trace it and go
> from there.
> Joy



Posted by Bobbie Sews More on February 11, 2006, 12:20 pm
Forgot to say, the completed case would be about 12 " wide X however long it
needs to be.
Barbara in SC
> My son (adult) has an easy rifle case that simply folds over at the wide
> end. He's been wanting me to make him one similar out of a blanket. The
> part that folds over about 12 inches has a tie sewed to it so he can tie
> it around the rifle so it won't fall off. HTH
> Barbara in SC
>> Hi all,
>> My son came home from CAP with a dummy rifle and had volunteered me
>> to make cases for all the Color Guard. Are there any patterns for
>> drill-team rifle bags? I guess if there isn't...I can trace it and go
>> from there.
>> Joy
>
>



Posted by Pat in Arkansas on February 11, 2006, 2:40 pm
I googled fabric+rifle+case and came up with some pictures......no
patterns though.

Maybe you will have better luck........

HTH.........


Posted by Carolyn on February 12, 2006, 5:27 am
I made those kind of cases a loooooooong time ago for our rifles. I used a
nylon outer (it was a little heavier than the sport nylon that I found a few
months ago.) and I used a flannel for the inside as it is soft material and
won't scratch the rifle and helps keep the moisture out and I put cording on
both sides of the top so when you turned the top part down you could wrap
the cording around the butt of the rifle and tie it. All I did was put the
rifle on the nylon and drew around it leaving me room for the seams and to
get it in and out easily. Than I put the flannel over that and cut it out
and zig zaged it together. Put together wrong side out and stitched it and
turned it and top stitched it and put on the cording and of course I put a
hem in the top first (before I put it together). Done. Easy. If you need
more help just e me.
Carolyn
>I googled fabric+rifle+case and came up with some pictures......no
> patterns though.
>
> Maybe you will have better luck........
>
> HTH.........
>



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