C.A.S RIG WALK & DRAW by SLYE

[Slye]

Traditionally, the « DUKE » holster is  a »backward rake »
John WAYNE wore his gun behind the high sloping hip, barrel back, saddle up to the top of the belt

Here there is 2 holsters « DUKE » modified for the C.A.S , with a belt type « RANGER'S »
1 removable cartridge for 3x2 12 cal
2 removable cartridge for 2x2 12 cal
1 removable cartridge for 5 357 cal
And a pouch
All full grain leather 3 3,5mm, and fully lined


Cutting the holsters, the billet and the « check belt »


The 2 holsters « DUKE » modified for the C.A.S, with a position of 15° to « walk and draw » in « forward rake » (gun forward)


With « frogs »


End plug hand sewn


"check belt"


Position of holster compared to model « LONE STAR »


The belt « RANGER'S » with billet type « Méanéa »


With 2 pouch for cal 12


With cartridge for 357


With  cartridge for cal 12


Cartridge details


With pouch for empty cases


All rear faces








thanks for my aprroximative english

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Slye, that rig is really well thought out. I like all the options you included. Very good work. Your English is fine, too.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Sly, I agree with Will, this rig is well thought out, and put together, and the pictures are great, thanks for sharing with us pard.


               tEN wOLVS

[GunClick Rick]

YEA,that's a French brushpopper~he makes mighty fine leather too! Waaa Haaa Haa

[KidTerico]

Slye thats what i call nice leather work. Keep m comming. KT

[Pay Dirt Norvelle]

That is an extremely well made rig.  You should be proud of your leatherwork.  I wish I had the talent to make items like that.

[Slye]

hello gunclick

I don't know what mean "brushpopper"??
I know that John Wayne, in 'true grit" , used this expression
can you explain to me?
thanks

[GunClick Rick]

  Just bein friendly pard,all good..I think it mean you live in a place with alot of brush,and that's where you shoot or pop your rifle or whip when ya hunt...He calls him a Texas brushpopper,Texas has ALOT of brush~

I got this hat from a lady in France about 3 months ago.






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[GunClick Rick]

Can be a short barreled rifle,i think John Wayne was kiddin him becuase he rode a shorter horse~I'm short only 5'5" my cowboy buddy called me a brushpopper sometimes cuase he was real tall..



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[Slye]

Howdy pards

I understand now what mean "texas brushpopper"
it's a nice "nickname" for french cowboy shooters
also, I make for you a picture of the old brush french country, on my SASS shooting club, that you see

so long

[Grenadier]

Exceptionnel mon Ami!

[GunClick Rick]

 

Juste bein amicale pard, tout bon .. Je pense que cela veut dire que vous vivez dans un endroit avec beaucoup de brosse, et c'est là que vous tirez votre arme ou de la pop ou le fouet quand tu chasse ... Il l'appelle un brushpopper Texas, le Texas a BEAUCOUP de la brosse

[w.b. masterson]

Slye,
South Texas is full of Mesquite and other plants with thorns.  Cowboys who track cattle in that area are known as "brush-poppers."  To call someone else that is to imply that they're tough individuals capable of dealing with thorny situations.

[Slye]

Thanks for all your explications
our dictionary  haven't your american language subtility....
we 're passioned by the US history and it's so nice to help us to understand better your great country

yesterday, at the last shoot practice, Rio used the "brush popper" in the conversation with the others shooters, and all are happy to know a new world.......