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    Default Gun Case.........

    I needed to mak a gun case to hold one pistol. I saw a photo here about a year ago. I cant find it now. Does anyone have any ideas or pics that tey did. I want to make a small case that would hold the pistol and bullets and the clip.

    Thanks

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    Mitch, that sounds like it may have been one of mine.




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    Scott, I really like that. How did you get the pistols to fit so well? What software did you use? I would like to copy your idea.
    David

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    Scott, That's cool.

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    I love these cases Scott!! Great job.

    I've got several handguns and this gives me an incentive to make a display case, like what you've done, to display some of my favorites (like my WWII .45). I've also got an M1 Garand and M1 Carbine that I had a gunsmith find for me and refurbish. It turns out they both went ashore in Normandy in June 1944. I want to build a display case for them also. Yes, I am a curios and relics collector. You have given me the inspiration. Thank you!

    Don
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    Thanks guys,

    I use a simple scrap wood scribe to trace the outline of the gun, scan the outline into CorelDraw and manually outline it with the bezier tool and node edit it to fit. Aspire to make the toolpaths (back then it was VectorCam). The Glock box was done before Aspire and all the cool wildlife reliefs were available otherwise I'd have used some kind of 3D scene on the cover. The 1851 Colt is hanging in some PA lawyer office (I think).

    The locks are cut from both sides and then plugged with matching wood on the back/bottom.

    The hinges are quadrant hinges (cigar box hinges) that are mortised with the Bot.

    Here's a picture of the scribe and using it. Real high tech! ;-)


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    Scott,
    I like your scribe. If i were you i would patent that idea and design. Do you think you could make me one of those? lol

    Also how did you cut the hole/slot for your lock to engage? Your cases are beautiful.

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    It is strange to see hand guns because in Canada you really are not allowed to have them. Although it can be done, it is difficult to legally own a hand gun.

    RIB

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    BEAU TI FUL!

    I want one! It would be a great place for collectable pistols.

    /RB

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    Hey Jack, I think I might be able to find one more piece of scrap that will work. What flavor do you want? ;-)

    The lock area is cut from both sides of the bottom piece to provide the offset area for the lock paddle and then a matching plug is glued in the hole on the bottom side.

    Richard, if the powers that be had their way, only the criminals would have guns!

    Scott

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