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Powder Horns PIC Heavy

Chief ShawayChief Shaway Member, Moderator Posts: 6,280 ******
The talk of 4F powder and horns got me thinking. Not wanting to hijack the thread.... here they are.

This is not a set of three. The medium sized one is the original along with the smaller priming horn. it had seen better days and I had to put him into retirement. He was proudly worn by Tecumseh in his death scene in the Frontier series on The History Channel.
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Here he is by himself.
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The new set. These were made for me by a dear camping buddy.
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They called me Johnboy Walnut when I was younger. That is a cross-cut of a walnut hull. The original horn set is 25 years old.
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Small priming horn made by a friend in Ky.
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Various other horns I have. The one I tried doing some scratching on. Doubt it will show up, camera phone.
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And last but not least, the most important horn a guy can have.
RUMHORN.[:D]
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Comments

  • BlairweescotBlairweescot Member Posts: 2,014 ✭✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Very nice! [:)]

    I should take a photo of my Dad's. It's a family heirloom. Not pretty. But it is an old war relic. Stopper was lost years ago unfortunately but it's the real deal. As a kid it seemed nothing special as it was just in the house. Thank God I never played with it
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