Possibly Napier.

They used to do double cases like that in Material and I think Leather but I can't find a pic on the web site.

http://www.napieruk.com/acatal...on_Gunstock_Kit.html

I think Murray Custom Leather or Mulholland Bros. might have made it.

George

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Originally posted by GeorgeS:
I think Murray Custom Leather or Mulholland Bros. might have made it.

George

Nothing there but thanks for the replies so far guys.

Found it. It's made from Latigo.
http://www.budshaulsaddlery.com/scabbard.html

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That is a seriously good looking leather Rifle case.

Von Gruff.

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Originally posted by Von Gruff:

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Originally posted by DUKE NUKEM:
http://www.budshaulsaddlery.com/scabbard.html

That is a seriously good looking leather Rifle case.

Von Gruff.

Hello VG. Good to see you here.

Cheers, Duke and you as well. Some stunning gear to be found on the pages here. And the members have a vast depth of knowledge.

Von Gruff.

Now you'll have TWO things to worry about scuffing up...the rifle AND the case!!! Beautiful piece, though.

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Originally posted by Biebs:
Now you'll have TWO things to worry about scuffing up...the rifle AND the case!!! Beautiful piece, though.

Their just wood, metal and leather to me. Just a tool.

I'll trade you for that piece of leather...

Rich

Good God, what a beautiful scabbard rig.

If anyone finds out the cost on that and/or a single rifle scabbard of same construction from that guy, please post it here in the thread.

Sweet.



Cheers
Tinker

Yes! It is gorgeous!

http://www.bridleandbit.com/ar.../article_34018.shtml
Bud Shaul of Bud Shaul Saddlery has passed away
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Sad news in the Saddle World. Bud Shaul of Bud Shaul Saddlery has passed away.

He passed away on July 31st, 2012 of natural causes. His work, work ethics and attention to detail speak for themselves. His talent and his product speak for themselves too! Bud was a competitor and also a challenger, he set the bar for his competitors, his students, his children, and family to never "just settle", but to keep working to always strive at your work and keep pushing forward.

Unfortunately he is no longer with us but we, his Family and business associates are currently gathering up his business information and will continue to put out the quality product that Bud would appreciate. In doing so we would need all
Bud Shaul Saddlery customers to gather all their ordering information and contact us via e-mail here at Bud Shaul Saddlery and list what they are still waiting for in the way of orders. If you have made a deposit please have ALL your pertinent information so we can verify the orders Bud had in progress. Bud did a lot of work via the e-mail and internet world, so please have the dates of those e-mails along with any deposits made, along with amounts and check numbers to verify the deposits. We ask that you be as prompt as you can and try to get this information to us No Later Than the close of business August 13th 2012. We understand this is sudden and short notice but we need to verify all transactions as soon as possible.

Bud has tutored and educated in the saddle world two individuals that have studied and practiced his style of workmanship, he had plans for these individuals to carry on his tradition and work ethics because he knows what you the customers would expect. We thank you for your condolences and request you limit the phone calls as best as possible.

We hope you understand our requests and we still look forward to serving your needs the way Bud would have wanted it. Thank you again.

Respectfully,
Brett Shaul and Allan Shaul