Need to find a link.....

[Matt B]

No not the missing link.....ok well it is. :rotf: :youcrazy:

I found a trader, store, vendor, that sold a wooded end for ball bags. You sew the leather around the end of the bag. This wooden piece gives you an opening and a plug.

Any ideas who might have it??????

 

[twotoescharlie]

Dixie gun works

TTC

 

[musketman]

No not the missing link.....ok well it is. :rotf: :youcrazy:

I found a trader, store, vendor, that sold a wooded end for ball bags. You sew the leather around the end of the bag. This wooden piece gives you an opening and a plug.

Any ideas who might have it??????

The Log Cabin Shop has a finished one...

LEATHER BALL BAG, w/ WOOD PLUG Item #35800

[url] http://www.logcabinonline.com/[/url]

This one (below) is from Thunder Ridge...

[url] http://www.thunder-ridge-muzzleloading.com/crow_bags.htm[/url]

 

[Rebel]

I make my own out of antler, bamboo, or wood. They aren't hard to make.

 

[Matt B]

It was like the plug on the end of the bag.

They also had a nice selection of beads.......

Oh I wish I had saved that......

 

[Matt B]

Found it!!!!! :grin:
[url] http://www.thegunworks.com/custprodgun.cfm?ProductID=119&do=detail&Cat2Option=no[/url]

They have a nice selection of stuff.

Thanks for the leads.

:bow: :bow: :bow:

 

[musketman]

Just for the record, The Gun Works and 65 other suppliers can be found in our Suppliers, Parts & Molds Links section...
[url] http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/13132[/url]/

 

[Matt B]

Do OH!!!! :shocked2: :shocked2:

 

[riarcher]

I'm in the process of making a pair right now. One for shot & one for .75 ball.
Shot has a .65 hole and the plug willbe the wad starter. The length will allow for filling a seated wad with 1 1/4 oz shot (sort of an automatic shot measure).
The plug on the ball bag will be a snug ball starter / powder measure combo.
I just love multi-task items! :grin:

 

[CrackStock]

Make your own with copper tubing flared at both ends then use a four in hand rasp to file a wooden plug to stopper it. Cut down the center of the plug and use a woodchip as a wedge to regulate the tightness.

Work with it -- it does a good job.

CS