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That is a beauty and correct handed at that! Very well done, sir! Go forth and enjoy it to the full.

I am away from home currently but when I return I will try to take and post a few pictures of his horns.

Spark is an outstanding craftsman and the consummate gentleman as well. His priming horns are both functional and wonderfully decorated. I am lucky enough to have a few of his beautifully etched powder horns too. His wife Gail weaves gorgeous straps as well. Good folks.

Yes, I, too, would be very interested in a set of his dies. Add my name to the 'waiting' list, please.

Nicely done! That should be one very happy youth shooter for sure.

Wonderful suggestion! I do have some real gum turpentine so will plan to give that a whirl. Thanks again!

Great! Thanks. The finish on the walnut looks really nice. Ordered walnut for my Fowler so think I will emulate your use of the BC filler before the T&T.

Really nice jib, sir! Will be anxious to hear your range report. Did you just use a jag and tight patch with the JB bore rub?

Very nicely done! That’s a great buy for someone in need of a fine rifle.

That is very p[easing to the eye, sir. Well done. And, it is correct handed to boot!

Received my hard copy in the far NW corner of the continental 48 Thursday, the 25th.

Well told tale of a great hunt! Sometimes, in spite of all our screw-ups, Lady Luck of the Hunt shines down graciously opon us!

Very creative and well executed. Love the fact you found the horn yourself and used native mesquie @LonestarShootR Well done!

Welcome from the Pacific NW!

Welcome from just east of you in the San Juan Islands.

Thanks for this. I have just added Rationalization #274 (above) to my long list of justifications for acquisition of additional toys.

Might as well join the parade! I would like to add my name & vote for both #10 and #11 size2, either handheld version or preferably one for use in a reloading press.

I am speaking from purely second hand information here, but a friend in the firearms business used to work at the Idaho production facility in question. His comment to me when I inquired about how hard it was to find rifle, pistol and shotgun primers was that "people do not have any idea just...

Wonderful tutorial, Bob! It is true gift to the community that you share both your artistry and your methodology so we can all learn and better appreciate all that goes into creating a work of art.

Welcome from the wet and windy Pacific Northwest