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    Quote Originally Posted by longhuntr74 View Post
    Does it make me a redneck if I'm thinking about visiting Tractor Supply Company (or Agway or any other place that would typically sell tack and leather) to look for a sporran strap?
    I bet Tractor Supply has something you could use for a strap Do you have a picture?

    I bought my 2 leather sporran straps from Meijer's... woven leather belts about 4" larger than my waist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome View Post
    Yes, we can sell the strap seperately (though I can't recall the price of the top of my head, it's comparable with other all-leather sporran straps).

    The thing to watch for, though, is that these are made specifically to fit a Ferguson Britt sporran, and they are a bit wider than your average sporran strap. If I recall correctly, they are 1" wide, as opposed to the more usual 3/4".

    So they won't necessarily fit through the loop in the back of all sporrans. Make sure your sporran will accommodate a 1" wide strap before ordering.
    Thanks - that's good to know - I'll check to see if it'll work and get in touch if it does.

    -Noah

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    Quote Originally Posted by JRB View Post
    I made my own FB style strap out of brown scrap leather I had lying around just by copying the black strap of my Ferguson Britt sporran. It was extremely easy and took me 15-20 minutes to complete using only my sgian dubh. If you want I can post pics of my FB strap so you can see how they're made.
    That'd be great! I don't have any materials laying around but there are a few leather places here that if all else fails, I can see if they can come up with something similar. Thanks!

    -Noah

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    Quote Originally Posted by longhuntr74 View Post
    Does it make me a redneck if I'm thinking about visiting Tractor Supply Company (or Agway or any other place that would typically sell tack and leather) to look for a sporran strap?
    Absolutely not, in fact it's a great idea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by longhuntr74 View Post
    Does it make me a redneck if I'm thinking about visiting Tractor Supply Company (or Agway or any other place that would typically sell tack and leather) to look for a sporran strap?
    It makes you a redneck in a good way. Please recall that a neck becomes red through honest labor out of doors. That's why I take exception to its use as a pejorative; it should be a compliment.

    As MacMillan of Rathdown pointed out recently, if you find someone that actually makes leather tack, they could fix you right up!
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    Quote Originally Posted by longhuntr74 View Post
    Does it make me a redneck if I'm thinking about visiting Tractor Supply Company (or Agway or any other place that would typically sell tack and leather) to look for a sporran strap?
    (Dons Foxworthy hat) If your sporran is a full mask 'possum...you might be a redneck! (Foxworthy hat off)

    Sound like a fine idea to me!
    'A damned ill-conditioned sort of an ape. It had a can of ale at every pot-house on the road, and is reeling drunk. "

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    Quote Originally Posted by nh_maclean View Post
    That'd be great! I don't have any materials laying around but there are a few leather places here that if all else fails, I can see if they can come up with something similar. Thanks!

    -Noah
    I'll try to get some good detail pics up in the next few days.
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