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    if you put the sling through the washing machine two or three times then hang it on the line in the sun for a few days it will loose that brand new look.

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    Here is the "finished" project. Still might get the aircraft sights at some point. Obviously have not run the sling through the washing machine yet.




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    oooops. i was thinking it was a webbing sling not leather. leather might require some experimentation first.

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    Looks great. Spent a bit of time at the bench the last few days. Some results in my Previous Mauser post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by henry r View Post
    oooops. i was thinking it was a webbing sling not leather. leather might require some experimentation first.
    Apparently, it should work with leather also. I'll probably give it a try. All kinds of suggestions for leather but washing and sun are the two at the top of the list. I think I'll skip dragging it by a rope behind the car.

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    Send this guy here a message if your looking for a AA-sight, he might have one not listed

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    He is also where I got most the parts for my restoration of a Type 99 when I did one.

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