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Image 1 — My attempt at a toddler sized 3 day assault pack
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My attempt at a toddler sized 3 day assault pack

Trying to teach myself more and more everyday, so wanted to dive into assault pack making. Figured what better way to save fabric than to make a toddler sized assault pack. I opted to not put every buckle and strap on it to not overly complicate it for an almost 3yo, but I'm happy with how it turned out.

I did not have any pattern or bag to reference aside from looking at pictures online and deep diving into what others had done so I self drafted everything myself and away I went. Took a little over 2 weeks working after all the kids were in bed, but so much was learned!

Second it was done, my son immediately stuffed every dinosaur he owns into it and hasn't taken it off since. Dad win for sure!

u/Shmoflo — 10 days ago
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My first attempt at a suppressor cover

I think it turned out quite well. A piece cut from a welding blanket, stitched into a piece of cotton canvas, then sewn tight around the suppressor body. Kevlar thread throughout.

Decided to just stitch it on super snug rather than doing something with straps or a cord wrap. Though I do have some kevlar cord for plan 'B,' if needed.

Went with plain brown because I couldn't find camouflage cotton canvas, and I figured using a nylon shell was an awful idea.

We'll see how it holds up at the range tomorrow.

Oh, Huxwurx ventum 7.62 can if anyone was curious.

u/Gun_Dragoness — 10 days ago