powder horns

[randyt]

I'm not sure if we ever had a powder horn thread but here goes.

not the best photos


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[Rick]

You have some of the coolest stuff. You do know that lever action is notched, right? If I do anything to upset you just let me know so I can apologize. I don't need to end up a notch on the side of that thing.

[cowgirlup]

I wish I still had my dads. After he died my uncle showed up at moms and took all the cool stuff. She wasn't thinking at the time which was understandable. I went to visit her this summer and she still had her muzzle loader that dad made her so I got to bring that home.

[DSJohnson]

What caliber is that 95, Randy? Very nice old horns by the way. Thank you for sharing them!

[hunter63]

Here is a few horns and bags I made....several more around....just never took pic's

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Horn on the left has a scrimshawed deer seen.....done by a guy the did this in about 1/2 hour from a pic from a magazine.

Can't see it very well, but butt plug was made from a block of cherry wood....chucked up in a 1/4 drill in a vise.....screwed on to a rubber sanding disk......and turned down with a file.....Talk about a Jackpine Savage lath......LOL

[randyt]

nice horns and bags Hunter. The winchester is 30-40 krag. Lets see a cool old muzzleloader. Yup that 95 is notched, both sides, Tom Horn like.