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Now Shipping! Renowned powder horn makers and scrimshaw artisans Scott and Cathy Sibley demonstrate every detail and secret of recreating an 18th century powder horn. New and experienced horn makers will enjoy this how-to book. Heavily illustrated with step-by-step, close-up, full color photographs and illustrations, these simple steps to take you
Our smallest powder horn is 4 to 5" long, for priming flint locks, with a classic carved neck. It closely matches our medium or large powder horn. When ordering both a powder horn and priming horn, request a "matching set", and we will select a color matched pair. Creamy white cow horns have always been prized as powder horns. Notice the hand cut f
Our small powder horn staples are hand forged iron from 1/16" square stock. Measuring 5/8" wide, with 5/8" long feet. shaped with a decorative twist in the center. Pre-drill the holes using a 1/16" or smaller drill bit. Buy one, or a pair of our hand forged staples for the strap of your next hand made powder horn. We strongly recommend our Recreati
Creamy white cow horns have always been prized as powder horns. This large powder horn is 11 to 14" long, with a classic carved neck. Notice the hand cut facets of the neck, at the transition from from the white body to the dark neck. A deep groove for the leather strap adjoins a raised square ring, followed by three concave rings, and a polished t
This medium powder horn is 6 to 9" long, with a classic carved neck. Sometimes called a "hunter's horn" or "day horn", since it carries plenty of powder for one or two days of hunting. Creamy white cow horns have always been prized as powder horns. Notice the hand cut facets of the neck, at the transition from from the white body to the dark neck.
This medium size 6 to 9" powder horn is The antique patina horn has a dark tip, Patina finished to resemble an original antique, this medium size powder horn is 6 to 9" long, with a classic carved neck. Sometimes called a "hunter's horn" or "day horn", it carries plenty of powder for one or two days of hunting. Notice the hand cut facets of the nec
Our large powder horn staples are hand forged iron from 1/16" square stock. Measuring 7/8" wide, with 7/8" long feet. shaped with a decorative twist in the center. Pre-drill the holes using a 1/16" or smaller drill bit. Buy one, or a pair of our hand forged staples for the strap of your next hand made powder horn. We strongly recommend our Recreati
Patina finished to resemble an original antique, this large powder horn is 11 to 14" long, with a classic carved neck. Notice the hand cut facets of the neck, at the transition from from the white body to the dark neck. A deep groove for the leather strap adjoins a raised square ring, followed by three concave rings, and a polished tapered spout. T
This horn kit includes a real cow horn which has been cleaned and polished. Horns will be in the 9 to 11" range measured around the outside curve, color will vary, We recommend polishing this horn with lengthwise strokes, using 0000 steel wool or very fine sandpaper, to dull it. The turned wood base plug is turned to an approximate fit and will req
This style powder horn is white or mottled in color with a plain neck. The wood base plug is retained by small domed brass tacks and has a turned brass knob for attaching a shoulder strap. The tip is fitted with a brass on/off valve with pour spout and 100 grain volume spout. The spout accepts 10-1mm threaded spouts. Includes a latigo leather shoul
This horn kit includes a real cow horn which has been cleaned and polished. Horns will be in the 7-1/2 to 9" range measured around the outside curve, color will vary, We recommend polishing this horn with lengthwise strokes, using 0000 steel wool or very fine sandpaper, to dull it. The wood base plug requires additional hand fitting vs. a turned ba
Throughout the 18th and first half of the 19th century, all firearms required a portable container for gun powder. In America, the preferred material was cow horn which was readily available, inexpensive and water resistant. It had another important quality; when properly heated it was moldable. It could be flattened and used to make combs, spoons
Throughout the 18th and first half of the 19th century, all firearms required a portable container for gun powder. In America, the preferred material was cow horn which was readily available, inexpensive and water resistant. It had another important quality; when properly heated it was moldable. It could be flattened and used to make combs, spoons
One of three popular books by Madison Grant, this volume is devoted to the most basic and necessary accoutrement of the muzzle loading longrifle, the powder horn. Primitive hand made American powder horns, from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, are the main focus of this well illustrated book. Hard cover, 8-1/2 x 11" format, 165 p
This hand made buffalo powder horn measures 13-3/4" around the outer curve from the tip to the base. The tip is turned from alternating colors of dark and light horn. The body has a band near the neck and another against the base. The 3-1/2" base is turned with decorative rings and has a horn overlay with a turned horn knob. The body of the buffalo
Powder horn base plug, small, brass, 3/8-24 thread. Head diameter is 5/8". Designed to be installed in the large end of a powder horn. It provides a removable plug for easy filling of your horn, and a place to tie your lanyard. Be sure order the bushing, which is permanently installed in the horn base too!
This brass powder horn spout has a generous 3/8" pouring hole. The stopper has a "O" ring that creates a friction fit in the spout, holding it securely in place, waterproof. A lanyard can be tied to the groove in the stopper to prevent loss in the field. Once installed in a horn, the spout and stopper extend the horn about 1-1/2". The knurled base
This scrimshawed powder horn is finished with a yellow patina on the body and a darker tip. The tip is paneled and has a iron staple to secure a strap. The horn measures 12-3/4" around the outside curve from the tip to the end of the wood base. The base has a iron staple to mount a strap. Small wood pegs secure the base to the horn. A turned wooden