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Accoutrements / Re: First horn in a very long while
« Last post by BEAVERMAN on Today at 12:15:13 AM »
Thanks John, looking forward to the next one, I have a couple 4 more measures to make then horn dust be flying!, already picked it and cut both ends and drilled the spout, right now it's telling me it wants to be engrailed.
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Accoutrements / Re: First horn in a very long while
« Last post by Bigsmoke on May 21, 2024, 11:30:41 PM »
6 grain charger?
Really?
Are you sure that staple is hefty enough to hold that giant horn?

Just razzing you, Beav, looks like y'all did a pretty nice job on the horn. :bl th up  I like how you sized the horn to the charging tip.  That makes a much more streamlined appearance.

Keep it up.

I am thinking of getting a new belt sander next month, then I hope to start producing a few horns again myself.

John
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Gun Building and Repair / Re: Woodsrunner Number Two
« Last post by RobD on May 21, 2024, 09:09:40 PM »
I'm a thinking I've got a weak spot for cherry. Nice job Rob.

My first time with cherry, always been maple with a few forays into walnut.  They say that cherry wood gets darker and more redder over time, which could take a loooong time, so maybe when I kick the bucket my grandson might take possession of an actual cherry hued flinter.  :o 8) :laffing
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Accoutrements / First horn in a very long while
« Last post by BEAVERMAN on May 21, 2024, 08:53:08 PM »
Haven't played with horns in over 10 years, now that the off grid shop is finally up and running figured it was time to start making dust so I decided to start small and see f I remembered how to do this again, made a priming horn, about 6" overall with a 1&3/4" dia base plug of maple and a 6 grain charger, didnt turn out too bad so off to the horn bench we go!

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Gun Building and Repair / Re: Woodsrunner Number Two
« Last post by No Powder on May 21, 2024, 08:44:57 PM »
I'm a thinking I've got a weak spot for cherry. Nice job Rob.
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Accoutrements / Re: A couple 80GR powder measures
« Last post by BEAVERMAN on May 21, 2024, 08:36:19 PM »
Thanks old friend! and the bottom measure now belongs to No Powder :hairy
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Accoutrements / Re: A couple 80GR powder measures
« Last post by Bigsmoke on May 21, 2024, 08:27:15 PM »
Mighty pretty wood.  Nice job, Jim.
John
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Gun Building and Repair / Re: Woodsrunner Number Two
« Last post by RobD on May 21, 2024, 08:09:06 PM »
Looks alot like ginger.. could be her sister  :luff:
 Very nice rob, hope to hear some shooting reports.
Kevin

Well, hopefully she'll eventually turn into a real redhead LOL!  :luff:
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Accoutrements / Re: A couple 80GR powder measures
« Last post by BEAVERMAN on May 21, 2024, 07:43:18 PM »
Details jim, details.
What is the ID and the OD on them?
About how long are they?
And the 4 bore rifle wants to know if you can do a 400 grain measure?
John

They're about 5" long, OD is 5/8" ID is 27/64th's drill bit, measured depth to a brass measure I have here, Maple is from a 4 foot diameter stump from a broad leaf Maple I dropped on the in-laws property 20 years ago, aqua fortis stain and some satin poly on top

400 grains? aren't pipe bombs illegal?
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Hey there's an honest man. And 49er, I figured you needed your chains rattled a little after that vacation. Furthermore if you did send me another portrait, I'd have to send it back. Salty taught me everything I know (you know, about honesty).
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