Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Antiques and Treasures => Topic started by: ridjrunr on June 23, 2013, 05:15:24 PM
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Found this little primer on Fathers Day,while on a road trip with the fam. 5.6" long on outer curve, butt is 1.6" in dia. , 4 tiny metal pins securing the BP. Also, the spout hole is tapered.
It was found in north Tx.,close to the Red River.
Comments or concerns welcome,
Ridjrunr
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That's mine; lost it last year and figured I'd never see it again. You can send it right on back. :hey-hey
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No Hanshi, no, that's not yours.
That fell outta my belt a few years back when I was huntin down that way.
Just to prove it to ya I'll describe it for ya.....It's about 5.6" long on outer curve, butt is 1.6" in dia. , 4 tiny metal pins securing the BP. and, the spout hole is tapered.
Now that should tell Ya sumpin!
But that's okay ridjrunr, you hang on to it awhile, play around with it bit, THEN you can send back to me....Okay?
Uncle Russ...
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That's a dang good fined there Ridjruner.
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8)
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LOL...you guys are a riot.
ridjrunr - If you happen across a short starter, I dropped one a number of years ago, could be mine.
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Good find Dan, boy it just falls on you. lol BH
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Don't ya just love that patina on those old horns. Nice find !