Leather Buttstock Cover for Henry Small Game Carbine


For Christmas this year, I picked up a Henry Small Game Carbine in .22lr. It's a beautiful little gun and perfect as is, so I don't plan to really do anything to it. Over the course of a couple evenings this week, I did make up a leather buttstock cover to protect the wood and add make it a little more my own without doing anything permanent.









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