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That is really nice!

My attempt; I drilled small holes first then gently tapped them in.

Good job sir!!

I use Gorilla Grease on nipples; it’s the purple grease in the little white container with the gorilla. A little bit goes a long way.

Now that’s just cool sir! You should make these to sell.

Do you have more photos of the belly box? Did you make it? Great idea!

Do you still have one of those? I’d love to see photos of you do. I’ve never seen photos of those built prop guns like that.

What are the extras you seek?

Now we are talking! Excellent craftsmanship! Both look amazing!

Excellent work on the knife and the sheath! Beautiful!

Thank you for the manner in which you articulated this; it really helped me and gave me some insight. I’ve been learning to wood carve and will one day move to a gun stock hopefully. These are beautiful.

Thank you. Keep us posted. She’s a beauty!

Nice! May I ask the steps you used to finish this particular stock? It is a beauty.

Sir, you make some beautiful knives!

My Uncle and I had a similar conversation about pricing leather work, horn work and knives. He made custom knives before he got sick with a lung disease. He said that knife making, and others, is a hobby of love because you only get paid about $2 to $3 an hour, and then folks do not want to...

Thank you! That was my first horn and I’m still dragging it through the woods!

That’s a work of art! Very nice!

Please keep us posted with lots of photos!!

That is an interesting design. Is there a spring in it that I cannot see in the photo? What is the history behind this one? Good find!

Toot, I have a photo of an original rum horn that has red painted end caps. I wonder if the red is a warning that it contained poison? The originals in my photos also have one spout plug in the inner curve of the horn.