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13th April 17, 08:17 PM
#11
 Originally Posted by Todd Bradshaw
I suppose that if I think about it, I would have the buckle end counter-clockwise from the strap end, as I also do with my belt. In reality though, I don't usually think about it and it is oriented in whatever direction I picked it up, as witnessed here. So far, it has not ruptured the space/time continuum either way - so I'd do whatever seems logical to you.

Wait, it looks like you have it over your shoulder. And, you could use a haircut!
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14th April 17, 06:30 AM
#12
I had a sporran strap that had the buckle in the middle of the back as I see in the picture above. My car had fake leather seats. I noticed after a couple of months the back of the seat was getting damaged by the metal buckle. I replaced the strap with one that had the buckle on the side to prevent further damage.
Mike
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14th April 17, 09:31 AM
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Wait, it looks like you have it over your shoulder. And, you could use a haircut!
That would also mean that I have shrunken down to about 5'5" tall! They say you shrink as you get old, but who would have thought it would be so dramatic? 
I can see where some buckles might scratch up a leather seat, but I've never been comfortable driving while wearing a sporran, so I don't have that problem. I also have a couple straps which are one piece, without any buckles or adjustment. One advantage of doing your own leatherwork.
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