I like it a lot! Very nice!
Here is mine: The brass tool in the short starter holder on bag strap is for my Cock Screw hole tool I made. See bottom picture. The possibles bag is The Leatherman Trapper model with optional red heart and all leather strap, it is 9" X 8". The powder horn is Scott & Cathy Sibley AWI 18th century, Scrimshaw includes date Aug: 1779, Liberty on banner, initials GW on last step of horn, stars, and "Chicken" Eagle, brass red star on end plug.
Powder horn strap is natural hemp, woven and hand sewn leather end and horn straps. I like the white agate, it is easier on my frizzen than the English black flints, sparks just as well, I will use English black for SAR reenactments though. I have been tuning the lock. Frizzen spring is at 3 pounds now, down from 4lbs. 8oz. when I started. De-burred all internals, polished screws, holes, all metal to metal contact areas. Much, much, much slicker now. To my surprise the lock needed a lot of work. The deeper I got into it, the more burrs and misalignments I found. The cock is still at 12 pounds, the main spring gets tuned next. I will take it down to no more than 10 pounds, 9 would we ideal. Oh, I will add a hemp string tie to the powder horn fill/charge spout plug. It's on the way in the mail. Green hemp twine.
I replace the factory 1766 frizzen screw with a 1777 from Dixie, it was about 3/32" longer than the original, but it was perfect for screwing all the way in to bottom the threads. You could not do that with the original screw, and the frizzen cam was riding on threads, and the screw could work it's way tighter, or loser. Not now, it's going to stay put!
