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Hi Pietro, Thanks for the welcome message! I appreciate your idea and it could work. But that butt cap is actually the lid with its flat spout. So if I did attach something inside, the mouth of that object would have to be fitted to the lid's base. SAO

Robby, You're 100% on that one. But that set-up of theirs was either for war, hunting or traveling. Definitely not for a shooting range scenario. But some of them did get a suprise in the heat of war when whiskey poured out their barrels and the taste of sulphur hit their tongues. SAO

Woody Morgan, Indeed so. My Boer ancestors would carry a whiskey horn on their one side, and a powder horn on the other. SAO

Hi Ponderosaman, I understand where you are coming from and there is merit in what you say. However, I'm somewhat on a mission to preserve the old ways. I'm from South Africa and it's as a very result of "pc" that my own heritage is dying. So I would rather try figure this out using...

Hi there Brokennock, Thank-you for your reply. The thought had occurred to me, however, the curvature of the horn is best suited to the left side of my body and I prefer the powder horn to be on my right, I find it easier to load that way. And secondly, so much work went into making this a...

Good day to all, I have just joined this forum and this is my first post so I will get right to it. In the picture above is a whiskey flask that I've made using as authentic as possible the materials and tools that were available during the colonial periods. However, I did not initially add...