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lefthooker · 2011-11-14 22:19:17

So since I started storing the bolts separately from my rifles I've been searching for something to put the bolts in to protect them. After a bit of googling I found these Radar Bolt Holsters on a UK ebay site. They arrived today and I'm really pleased. The best part is that I paid for the cheaper Cordura Holsters but…

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Bolt Holster

14-11-2011 11:19PM

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lefthooker

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So since I started storing the bolts separately from my rifles I've been searching for something to put the bolts in to protect them. After a bit of googling I found these Radar Bolt Holsters on a UK ebay site. They arrived today and I'm really pleased.

The best part is that I paid for the cheaper Cordura Holsters but still got sent the better leather ones:D:D:D

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#2 15-11-2011 07:39AM

Tackleberrywho

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Lovely Granite counter top, very handy for knife sharpening.:D

Them Holsters are handy yokes

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#3 15-11-2011 03:00PM

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Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Lovely Granite counter top, very handy for knife sharpening.:D

Them Holsters are handy yokes

If the boss found me attempting anything knife related on her counter top I'd find out first hand how sharp the knives are:eek:

Handy alright should have got them ages ago

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