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Thanks guys. I'm right-handed so the lefty wouldn't work for me. I looked at Mr. Selb's web site, but it looks like all of his "offerings" are sold.

Looking for Selb Hawken, Right Hand, half stock, percussion. Prefer .54 caliber but that's not set in stone. Barrell straight or tapered. Anyone have one they want to give up?

No I'm not a member. I did these just to see if I could. I must have a "creative" gene in me. I have always liked making things. The big horn was a copy of one in Grancsay's book on powder horns. The ones a did for Addy Davis were also copies from this book.

I used to do a little horn making a long time ago. I did 2 or three Scrimshaw sets (main horn and priming horn) for Addy Davis when she had a shop over in Indiana. I sold a couple more but rifle making was more my kind of work.

Beautiful custom work on the tomahawks. Very Nice! The tomahawk head was marketed by Golden Age Arms some years ago, as has been already stated. They marketed it as being made from a head found at Ft. Defiance Ohio. Ft. Defiance was built by Mad Anthony Wayne in the early 1790's. So, the...

Someone asked for a full-length picture. Hope this satisfies.

I have always carried my horn on the left side and the pouch on the right. Reason being I am right-handed and poring the powder from the horn into a powder measure, held in my right hand, is easy enough. With my right hand I can pore the charge down the barrel without spilling any powder. Also...

"Very nice! Why did you quit making rifles?" I guess LIFE caught up with me. I was single when I made this rifle. shortly after I got married and bought a house. I did make a few rifles after that, but I haven't done anything in many years. Now days my eyes aren't as good as they once were. I...

I haven't built any guns in many years. These pictures are of one I built for myself in the 1970's. I pulled her out of the safe recently and thought I'd post a couple pictures. She's a swamped barreled 50 caliber. The inlays, patchbox, side plate etc, etc. are all my own design and my own...

Yes...sorry, I got sidetracked and forgot all about looking. I have 2 Douglas, 15/16" X 44", .40 cal., 1 turn in 66", never breeched. PM me....

I might have a Douglas barrel that is .40 caliber and 15/16? I'll look tomorrow and let you know.

If you can draw you can engrave. The pattern you start with has to be your guide. Below are a few pages from my pattern book. I would first draw the patch box or whatever inlay I wanted to use, to size, and then copy that to the rifle inlay. I did the same thing for carving patterns. I once...