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grantc
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ammo belts
#188637 - 26/08/11 08:43 PM

does anybody know where i would be able to get myself an ammo belt made in the sydney or surrounding area's something like these buy murry leather

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www.murrayleather.com

Leather accessories for your double rifle, gun bags, belts, pouches, holsters the lot.

Main site is chaps and similar horsey gear.

Use this link for hunting accessories:

www.murraycustomleather.com

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500Nitro
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Re: ammo belts [Re: grantc]
#188647 - 26/08/11 10:29 PM

DINGO GUN PRODUCTS would be your best bet.

Do a search and he should come up.

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FATBOY404
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Re: ammo belts [Re: 500Nitro]
#188692 - 27/08/11 06:58 PM

Here is one of the two that I have been useing for awhile now.
Bought them here in Qld for about $65-$80 cant remember.
If you want one I can track down the contact.
Bought the first one at S.C.I two years ago.

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Dr_Deer
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Re: ammo belts [Re: grantc]
#188693 - 27/08/11 07:12 PM

You could always import one of trader keith's culling belts http://www.traderkeith.com/products.html and not have to worry about verdigris

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Ben
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Re: ammo belts [Re: Dr_Deer]
#188695 - 27/08/11 07:47 PM

I also use the Trader Keith belt pictured above, and find it to be superb.

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grantc
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Re: ammo belts [Re: Ben]
#188696 - 27/08/11 08:16 PM

thank's for the info guys ive sent and email off to steve at dingo gun products asking if he is able to make a belt for .470ne rounds as he does not list that cal on the site am waiting to here back from him.happened to drop the hint with my laptop opened today and have been told the young fella will be getting me one for fathers day if my request is available ;D thaaank yoouuu fathers day

.verdigris doesnt bother me as i wipe my rounds down after i touch them anyway i swear i have acid for sweat.

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FATBOY404
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Re: ammo belts [Re: grantc]
#188698 - 27/08/11 09:02 PM

Mate I have two Dingo belts as well and he made one for my 404j but I really like my other ones as the rounds cant slip all the way through.

The bullets sit in the middle of you back so your rifle when slung wont rub on them.

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Re: ammo belts [Re: FATBOY404]
#188714 - 28/08/11 03:07 AM

Yes a good ammo belt or pouch often has a small leather ridge under the bullet loops to stop the cartridges going through too much.

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ozhunter
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Re: ammo belts [Re: NitroX]
#188791 - 29/08/11 07:49 PM

This is one that I use and is available if needed.

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grantc
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Re: ammo belts [Re: ozhunter]
#189090 - 02/09/11 02:56 PM

i have given up on dingo gun products havent returned my email so im chasing up some cotton webbing to make a belt but the pic of the above belt has got me thinking an army shop might be the way to go

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500Nitro
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Re: ammo belts [Re: grantc]
#189091 - 02/09/11 03:09 PM

ozhunter

That's a good use for those older style ARMY Belts.

I used to use leather belts but found they went so white and hard after drying, even if i rinsed them that it was more effort than it was worth.

I know try to use cloth type belt and canvas holder.

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grantc
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Re: ammo belts [Re: 500Nitro]
#189270 - 05/09/11 08:20 PM

ozhunter

can you point me in the direction of the place that made your ammo slides i went and grabbed myself a belt kind of like yours while there i noticed they sell the cotton webbing on the roll might have to swing back past the shop and buy the rest to make a few more belts and some rifle slings.

good hunting
grant

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ozhunter
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Re: ammo belts [Re: grantc]
#189277 - 05/09/11 10:24 PM

They are the Spanish made ones from Trader Keith but if you want to check them out first before you buy some I can leave mine at Magnum Sports or catch up for coffee one day.

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9.3x57
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Re: ammo belts [Re: ozhunter]
#189279 - 05/09/11 10:53 PM

Oz, for tool and pistol belts I use a variety of P37 British belts like yours and some post-War Danish web belts identical to the Brit P37, too, modified with the addition of a Sam Browne buckle to allow cinching over heavy clothes, then lighter weight clothes later in the day {we dress a lot in layers}

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Brithunter
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Re: ammo belts [Re: 9.3x57]
#193104 - 05/11/11 08:57 PM

One could always revive this old design:-

Meanwhile I use this wallet by RWS which can go on a belt or pop into a coat pocket:-

Sorry don't have a photo of it on it's own just this one that was done some time back for another reason.

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