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I made one by using wood box I had laying around for my 1911. I bought foam from an art and craft store along with some fake suede. I cut the foam with an exacto knife to the size of the box then placed the gun on the foam and traced it out and then cut out the foam. I then attached the fake suede with spray glue. Also in the box I made a space to hold 2 mags and took the plastic grid from a box of ammo and used half of it to make a spot to hold 25 rounds in it. Came out great and only cost me about 20 bucks.   

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I made one by using wood box I had laying around for my 1911. I bought foam from an art and craft store along with some fake suede. I cut the foam with an exacto knife to the size of the box then placed the gun on the foam and traced it out and then cut out the foam. I then attached the fake suede with spray glue. Also in the box I made a space to hold 2 mags and took the plastic grid from a box of ammo and used half of it to make a spot to hold 25 rounds in it. Came out great and only cost me about 20 bucks.

 

Sounds like a cool project. Have any pics?

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