Possibles bag

Making the 18th Century Possibles Bag: Some things never really go out of style. The Gentleman's Shooting Bag, Possibles Bag, or Man-Purse; whatever you call it, it's an indispensable item for the wilderness traveller, and has, in one form or another, been carried by outdoorsmen the wor…

Here is a pouch and horn set that I made for my iron mounted rifle. The pouch is bark tan deer with the flap lined with cecked linnen. The h...

I love 'em! Over the past few years, I've put together a set for each of my flinters. I know this comes up from time to time, but... post photos of...

Based on the British Mark VII gas mask bag of World War II, our adventure satchel is made of a durable olive-drab cotton canvas with heavy-duty hardware. The side disk is custom made to match the original.

So I don't know what the difference is between a haversack and a possibles bag, but after researching haversack, here's what I came up with. I used some cheapo cotton muslin. This was a BAD IDEA. The strap is going to rip right out the second my boy drops a couple rocks in the bag. One source I read mentioned using "heavy cotton muslin," but perhaps a comparable choice would be white/natural canvas. How I did it: Body 1. I cut a piece 13" x 33". 2. I pressed under both my 13" edges 1/2" and…

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