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I’m learning; thank you!

I just finished this powder horn for a friend of mine who had to take a medical retirement; it was intended to be a campaign horn of his public service career. Billy Griner, my Horn Guild mentor, assisted and guided me in the construction of this horn. Daniel Lamping made the strap. I...

Looking good! Dye it! Then scrimshaw his name on it! You’ve got this!!

Time to start planning the next one!!

I like it! It’s your art!!

I’m 48 and right there with you sir. I much prefer scraping a powder horn, working leather, or scrimshaw work as compared to television or cell phone. I’m frequently told that I was born in the wrong Century.

That is amazing sir!!

I think I saw it earlier and replied!

That’s beautiful! Post more photos! I have been on the search for one just like it!

Welcome to the forum Bill! That is a fine pistol you have there! Keep us posted!

That is an interesting site! Thanks!

Yessir, I enjoyed the film. There isn’t much information out there in the film or the guns of the film.

I’m down with bronchitis, so I’m watching movies. In the movie Winterhawk (1975), there’s an interesting example of what appears to be a blunderbuss complete with tacks and a sling. Does anyone have any further information to satisfy my curiosity? Thank you!

I’m thinking a trip to shoot will wear it in; a little Holy Black residue will tone it down.

Thank you.

Thank you! My first one just did not work out well for me. I’m slowly learning I think.

I like that! Thank you.

I’m learning to work leather, I think; this is my second bag. I know it’s not exactly historically accurate. It’ll be my hunting bag. All hand sewn with a woven strap by Daniel Lamping. The flap weight is an 1821 cent that already had the two holes in it. The button for the inner pocket is...

Thank you for sharing! Amazing work!! I’ll be in touch after I figure out what I want!

Is it okay to inquire here about your website?