I buy some and make some. It all depands on price, quality and time involved. Drawstring pants are very easy to make but are also readily available online through any number of sites and Ebay. I have a wool coat from Halfmoon Outfitters and I've also made a leather coat, leather jerkin and many clot...

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What poundage are you going to make it and what do you plan to hunt ?

At least one of them was a trombone mouthpiece. You will have to cut down the shank a bit. Once inserted into the horn it will look perfect. When I bought them about 4 years ago they were only between 4-7 dollars. I still have one laying around somewhere but I have no clue as to where. Now I see the...

This one actually came with the mouth piece. It was sold as a blowing horn. I picked up 2 other mouthpieces several years ago but they had to be cut down with a hacksaw to fit. I don't remember what they were but I'll see if I can find similar and post back.

I almost finished the baldrics today, an hour or so tomarrow will see them done. While I was waiting for the mailman to bring some stuff to finish the baldrics, I was bored so I looked around to see what I had just laying around. I had enough stuff to do a shoulder harness (I have no butt so my swor...

Stephen, Very nice, I was wondering how it would turn out.

Loving the coat, Pete! I may be tempted to make one of those sometime, though I might go the cheaper route and make it from oilcloth, simply for rainy purposes. It really wasn't that expensive, I purchased the hide through Ebay and got it for around $40. You can get some really good deals if you do...

Upon looking at the pic I noticed one of the buttons isn't buttoned, it is there however.

I just finished the sleeveless leather coat I started monthes ago. The bib/mantle can be opened or closed as you see in the 1st 2 photos. The third shot is a closeup of the buttons. The buttons were made from a wood disk that I attached a wolf's head belt mount to the front and a small evescrew to t...

Tomarrow I start staining some blanks for some baldrics for a gentleman on this forum and while they're drying, I'm hopeing to finish the leather sleeeveless coat I started monthes ago and finish a knife scabbard. The rest of the week (on vacation), I plan on working on the baldrics and the sword sc...

The scabbard for the above mentioned machine sale swords turned into two scabbards and I just finished both today. The gentleman who ordered them wanted the first to be wolf themed and the second to be raven themed. So now if I can get them to post here goes: http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn46/...

Very nice videos guys!

I first started useing the number three style when I was a teenager. My brother Mike and I would set up wood targets representing 8-12 opponents, sometimes painted and some even bearing swords (represented by sticks) and shields ( represented by trash can lids). The object was to clear all opponents...

Just a heads up on the clasp issue, pin the clasp through your shirt or garment underneth the cloak and you won't have the weight of the cloak riding up into your throat.

Nice job! What are the demensions from here it looks like about 4" x 6".