1876 Centennial Cartridge belt

Started by Flinch Morningwood, February 01, 2021, 02:06:09 PM

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Flinch Morningwood

Not exactly leather but....lol.

Made this belt to hold the 45-60 cartridges for my new 1876 Centennial Carbine shown in the photo.  Just refinished the stock.

The belt is made from 1, 2 and 3" white cotton webbing I then dyed to match these type belts in Packing Iron.

40 45-60 loops and 12 38-40 loops.

Went with the Remington Dog buckle in honor of Teddy Roosevelt, who owned several Centennials.

I had made the knife sheath earlier but made the holster for this belt.
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I love the color you got on it. Very fine work. Looks great! Congratulations on a job well done.

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Rube Burrows

That looks great. Very nice set up. How did you dye the belt to end up with that color?
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Major 2

Very nice

I made one a coupla months ago for my 1895.
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Smokey Dave

That looks great Flinch! Love the color. I also really like that buckle.
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Ten Wolves Fiveshooter

Looks great Flinch, and very period...thanks for sharing

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