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I made a bunch of these over the years and just found this one “hiding” in the bottom of a pack basket. It has never been used but one that was to be on the trade blanket. It is made of stamped steel with a hinged forged “handle”. The handle is designed to hold a stick to allow the pan to be...

We (late wife and I) obtained this knife at the 21st Eastern Rendezvous in Salamanca, NY. YES, THE MUD mess, 1997. We were involved with the gate crew and as such, might be the reason we have it. It is in 95% new condition, in storage and never used. Helpful members here believe the scales are...

Check this forum and look for thread on turn screws. I have 3 available now.

We (late wife and I) obtained this knife at the 21st Eastern Rendezvous in Salamanca, NY. YES, the MUD mess, 1997. We were involved with the gate official crew and as such, might be the reason we have it. It is in 95% new condition, the lower valve due to being poorly stored. It was never...

Horn tip on Fowler rod. Note that the rod goes through the tip.

Sometimes interesting things happen. Another thread on this forum was about screw drivers. I posted about the turn screws I make on it, and within hours sold all I had plus 3 more I made for a member. So, with a lazy Sunday, I made up these three to at least have a few for an up coming shoot. I...

I have this pair that I would sell. It is made in the 18th century fall front style. I wear a 32-34” waist, and 30-31” inseam. Rear has adjustability.

Right now I am SOLD OUT. I guess I need to get back in the shop.

I have 5 right now, #3 is sold. Let me calculate total cost. PM sent.

I have 6 right now. Made in the fashion of original 18th century “turn screws”. $18.50 shipped.

This medium-size horn has a screw-tip spout. I use violin pegs for spout plugs as the are tapered and fit better. The base plug is curly maple and held in with wood pegs. The walnut-stained hemp strap is secured in the base with a forged iron staple. The strap is 47.5” now but can be extended...

I found another measure I made years ago. This deer antler measure holds 60 grains (by weight). I’ll ship to you for $9. PP, MO, $ work for me.

50 grain measure (by weight) I made a few years ago. Leather thong. $8 shipped. PP, MO, $ accepted.

Apparently I made these at some time as I just found one. This is from an antler. It holds 30 grains (by weight) of black powder. Leather thong. $8 shipped. PP, MO, $ fine.

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I have a few starters made up. Various woods, rod thickness and tapped hole, if wanted. Historically correct and only $18.75 each shipped to you.

Wal-Mart near me in WNY actually had some today. Apparently some guy came in yesterday and bought all in the box save 5. I picked up 3 and left the other two for someone else. Lessons learned: Commi NY sucks and some people are indeed greedy, even in this BP world.

This starter is based on a documented original: Many woods and brass rods available.

I make these game carriers. Instead of a bag or “leather lace with brass rings” as part of your shooting pouch, this game carrier slides on a belt (up to 2”). Replaceable leather lace as can be seen. Remember harvested game tends to bleed on bags, etc. Thus I find this system tends to be...