Here's my version of the McGlemary shot pouch as illustrated in Jim Webb's book and the latest issue of the American Tradition. Unlike the original I used 1 inch leather strapping with a steel browned buckle for adjustibility and attached to a piece of leather sewn on the bag of the pouch.
The pouch is made from a piece of old fashioned tanned deer hide of about 4 - 4.5 oz then lightly dyed with light brown. I then fashioned some strips of fringe cut from the same hide using waxed 7 cord to simulate the thin strips of leather used on the original.
The overall width is approx 6 3/4" by roughly 8". I fashioned a small hanging pouch and sewed to the inside back. The flap and body was all cut out in one piece then sewn up using the 7 cord.
Gary
