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Unless you require a Barbie Doll sized belt, the Parker Gun Doubles Club pin would have to be made much larger to be suitable for a belt buckle. Offering this pin as a man-sized buckle would not be bad idea, however.
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12-18-2025, 02:47 PM
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How about something like this. Just replace the quarter with the doubles pin.
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Molly, Custom Silver in Arlington Texas does a nice job with the belt buckles. We have used them to make awards for our field trials.
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This should be a joint membership venture with input from those who want to add positive input and design thought. Size, material metals, layout, general format. Open a thread to submit drawings and such to be voted on and a final model to be made. This could be fun. We could have several options as to type of birds making up the double. Buckel for Quail, Grouse and Roosters for example. I have only shot two true doubles in my ventures in the uplands. I would like buckles for Quail with 16 and a mixed double with 16, Rooster and Quail in Kansas. SXS Ohio....(-:
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Art Wheaton and I designed the Distinguished Service Pin and we went through several iterations. I still have the prototypes that we did not choose.
It’s not a hard job to agree on a final design if all involved agree to a ‘give and take’ method of arriving at a final design. Cost is another thing entirely… .
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Too many cooks...? You know the rest.
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IF the BOD decides to embark on such a project, it should be the BOD who decides on the final design, but only after a period during which interested members can submit their ideas.
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