I'm looking for nicely made priming horns with perhaps the charging spout on it...nothing super fancy, just well made... who would you recommend for this? (contact information always appreciated)... if you have some of their work, feel free to show examples!
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Priming horn makers
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I use them with 3grn plunger dispensers on them.
The cow horn tip primer was made for me by John Shorb, former owner of October Country.
The antler primer I actually bought from a guy off EBay years ago.
There are also commercially made brass pan primers...check "The Possible Shop" advertiser at the top of the MLF.
The cow horn tip primer was made for me by John Shorb, former owner of October Country.
The antler primer I actually bought from a guy off EBay years ago.
There are also commercially made brass pan primers...check "The Possible Shop" advertiser at the top of the MLF.
PT Horner75. Great work and VERY reasonable.
Mine is just a simple and very functional plug, but he could probably accomidate you.
Mine is just a simple and very functional plug, but he could probably accomidate you.
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:thumbsup:Stumpkiller said:
Macon Due said:
He really does!
This is all on that same horn shown above!
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You really need to call Rick. He is horner75. Send him a pt. I have one of his horns and another on the way.
If you are handy in the shop make yer own. Here is one I lathe turned. I made others a bit smaller after this.
roundball said:
Yep, the brass spouts are about $8.00. Nuttin' is cheap these days.
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For a horn look on www.powderhornsandmore.com. You can't beat the service.
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