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Saddle scabbards for rifles seem to have three locations:

by | Mar 6, 2010 | Inside History

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Saddle scabbards for rifles seem to have three locations: out of the back, straight up on the front and slanted forward on the front. Is the location and position significant? Wilbur B. Shuler Orangeburg, South Carolina Our esteemed Executive Editor Bob Boze Bell says: “Think of it as a car function. Most engines are in the front, but some models have an engine in the back. Some are hardtops. Some have four seats, some more. Rifle scabbards are carried in different positions because of several


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