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stevecrow74
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multiplier cases...

#1 Post by stevecrow74 »

been getting annoyed with my multipliers getting marks and slight damage from being in the rucksack..
then i saw camera bags for 2euro each.. i got one(just in case) to see would a multiplier fit... put it this way, i went back into town and picked up another 3 more....


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now my 7HT, ABU6500 and SL30SH are cosy and warm

they also have a little front pocket which will be handy for miscellaneous items like reel oil snap swivels etc etc

just thought i'd share the idea with you all :D
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#2 Post by Al »

Good idea steve! anything that helps you from burning a whole in your pocket is good in my opinion :D
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#3 Post by m.b3 »

nice job! dont bother with them myself but a good little find.

i prefer the battle scars, were em like a badge with pride!!

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top job thats using the old loaf :lol:
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#5 Post by Pat Spillane »

I have been using two bags from old video cams for a while, there is a bit of padding on them and all, great job.
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#6 Post by stevecrow74 »

put them to the test today.. work great.. nice bit of padding on the inside.. :D :D
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