I think I'll have to rewatch the extended edition. I'm gladdened that this has sparked such a spirited discussion.

Looks good!

That truly is a beautiful blade. Haha thank you Greg for those rousing words of encouragement but I think that I'll keep this hobby besides my goal is to be able to use as much of my ranger kit as possible for bow hunting

I'd be interested in seeing that as well. I may rework the sword and scabbard a bit this winter depending on how life goes it's something I've pondered before.

I know it's cheap but it's what I could afford. I may try the two straps that may work.

im looking for more practical for woods roaming. I'm not afraid of the crafting. Thank you Elleth.

I've got a Viking sword with a button on the scabbard and I was wondering how best to carry it on my belt. Any thoughts?

Looks good makes me want to get back to work on mine

I tried to watch the first episode but I ended up changing the channel.

Thank you the black strip running down the quiver was a bit of a bear to sew but a mini mag and needle nose helped a lot. You are mostly correct Elleth the strike plate holds a hidden secondary propose. I used leather from a three pound bag of scraps and needed to piece together the bottom piece tog...

Here are two new pieces of kit that I recently finished. The quiver was a Bows of the Risen Son ranger quiver that I picked up last fall and it barely fit me. I took it apart and replaced the straps with old belts from thrift stores and added some scrap leather to reinforce the main seam and along t...

Thanks for the info I went with a friction lock and I've tested a few times and I like how it works

The belt pouch looks really good. Nice job!

I really like your gear. The haversack turned out really cool

I like it. You're right it does have the right air to it. It appears not quite elvish but not manish either but some where in between.