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  1. Lucky

    Hello from Powderhorns and More

    I sure do! I ship all over the world.
  2. Lucky

    Hello from Powderhorns and More

    Thank you! Have you been following my Trekking Tips?
  3. Lucky

    Cow Horn Source

    I have them: www.powderhornsandmore.com
  4. Lucky

    Gettin' Horny......

    Check out my site at: www.powderhornsandmore.com
  5. Lucky

    New BP Shooter looking for help on what all else I'll need.

    www.powderhornsandmore.com
  6. Lucky

    Gettin' Horny......

    They are being commonly used these days, but for custom horns or "one off" horns I make a custom peg.
  7. Lucky

    WANTED Powder horn brass parts

    I think it shows closed because there is still a web link for the previous owner....
  8. Lucky

    Hello from Powderhorns and More

    Hello folks, Gerry "Lucky" Messmer here, owner of Powderhorns and More. I joined this forum to discuss muzzleloading without the garbage you find on social media. So many people with so many great ideas and experience on here. I live in upstate New York, for now...been shooting muzzleloaders...
  9. Lucky

    New BP Shooter looking for help on what all else I'll need.

    I supply powder horns to both of them.
  10. Lucky

    WANTED Powder horn brass parts

    I'm not closed! www.powderhornsandmore.com
  11. Lucky

    Where to get a baby sized powder flask?

    I can make a kit any size you want!
  12. Lucky

    Gettin' Horny......

    That Veteran is me! Gerry Messmer. The Cureton horn was designed by Earl Cureton in the 1960s and Charleton Heston carries one made by Earl in The Mountain Men. It is a rugged and functional horn! www.powderhornsandmore.com
  13. Lucky

    First attempt at a horn

    No nails is a comment by people who believe in urban legends. If your horn explodes it is going to be bad regardless of nails or thorns. The reality is this: Since the inception of the powder horn nails have been used. I could post 1000's of pictures here of original horns with brass nails...
  14. Lucky

    Does a horn need nails?

    Let me know if this got resolved. I am new to this forum and am just seeing this. In another post I said you got it before I owned the business, BUT I was looking at the date you joined this forum. I probably did make it and would be happy to fix it if I left the nails out. Contrary to...
  15. Lucky

    New BP Shooter looking for help on what all else I'll need.

    Any of those horns I can build to hold as much powder as you would like, within reason.
  16. Lucky

    I need help identifying the maker's mark on my TOW powder horn

    Lance Gauldin.
  17. Lucky

    Gettin' Horny......

    Checkout my site at: www.powderhornsandmore.com
  18. Lucky

    powdwe horn suggestions

    My horns are made from Hereford and Holstein cows, American breeds.
  19. Lucky

    Does a horn need nails?

    This was before I owned the Company. It looks like it has wooden pins from the picture. I did not build this one.
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