New horn for a new gun.

[wattlebuster]

Ya did big Shine. Thats redneck for I like it :thumbsup:

 

[Silex]

:thumbsup:

I like it!
Nice work - may it server you well!

Silex

 

[MSW]

nice looking horn!

(by the way, once you put the whisky into the glass, it's that age for good: a twelve year old single malt has been in wood for twelve years, and if you bottle it and leave it in the bottle for another decade you have...

a ten year old bottle full of twelve year old scotch.)

make good smoke!

 

[S.Kenton]

Thats some nice scrimshaw! I think ya done well..I also like your Choice of music! I happen to be Scottish myself, with the last name of Campbell. :thumbsup:

 

[Shine]

then I have a 30 year old bottle of 12 year old scotch. and its good.

 

[robinsroost]

Thats some nice scrimshaw! I think ya done well..I also like your Choice of music! I happen to be Scottish myself, with the last name of Campbell. :thumbsup:

A very nice horn. You have done well. My last name is Camp, no doubt shortened from Campbell, but I prefer Jameson or Talamore Dew. Still, I would buy a bottle of White Horse, just to read the label.........Robin

 

[Renegade Dan]

Nice lookin horn Shine! :thumbsup:

 

[rickystl]

Nice horn Shine. I've really grown fond of using flat horns. Easy to carry and use. Nice job. :thumbsup: Rick.

 

[Shine]

Me too it tucks away nicely. It even fits in my shooting bag.

 

[Elnathan]

Thanks guys it took me a week LOL. The top saying I borrowed from my old first sergeant. It means "Don't go out like a gripe" in gealic.

The pedant in me compels me to point out that the language in question is Scots - either a dialect of English or a very close relative of English, depending on who you talk to - not Gaelic. The phrase in Gaelic would be something like "nach bás cosúil le soith," according to Google. I have no idea how to pronounce it, expect that it probably isn't pronounced the way it looks!

 

[Shine]

Pedant, is that scots for

 

[omarick1948]

ff ff ff

 

[Shine]

its my topic