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Thursday, January 11, 2018

#145 - Mad Sam - Collaboration with Ian Pratt

Pouch by Eric Ewing; Powder Flask & Knife by Ian Pratt



























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thehighwaymen123
Hello, My name is Eric Ewing. I make pouches for use with black powder firearms as well as other associated accoutrements. Welcome to my site. Please feel free to comment or email me with questions. If you would like to have a pouch made, please email me at thehighwaymen123@gmail.com. Thanks for visiting!
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