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  1. Barry Stewart

    Percussion era shooting bag

    I ran across this shooting bag in our local museum here in Siskiyou county California and thought some of you guys would appreciate it. Based on the condition of the leather I believe it is an authentic older bag. It appeared to have an accessory attached to the strap to hold percussion caps...
  2. Barry Stewart

    A little shooting

    I had been itching to get out and do some shooting but most of the local Forest Service roads are pretty well snowed in. After a few tries I managed to find a road that allowed access to a shooting spot. I brought my Tip Curtis .54 cal Lancaster along for the day. The bag, horn and measure...
  3. Barry Stewart

    Hudson Bay Camp Knife

    I have always liked the looks of the Hudson Bay camp knife (aka buffalo knife or chiefs knife). I know they were made some time after the western fur trade era but its one of those knifes that just grabs me for some reason. I decided to try and make one out of an old butcher knife I acquired...
  4. Barry Stewart

    Nipple size GRRW

    Can anyone advise on the correct nipple thread size for a Green River Rifle Works Leman rifle? Thanks in advance, Finnbarr
  5. Barry Stewart

    Rehandled butcher knife and sheath

    Here is an old butcher knife I rehandled with a piece of cherry. I was going for a partial tang trade knife look. I seem to remember that box elder or beech is a more appropriate wood but I used what I had. I used some gunstock stain I had to give the handle a more red color and then applied...
  6. Barry Stewart

    Deer tallow?

    I have three frozen whitetail hides that I just fleshed in preparation of brain tanning. I was able to save about two sandwhich bags worth of fat from the hides and plan on making some tallow. I understand that it can be prepared and used just by itself or with bees wax added. I would like to...
  7. Barry Stewart

    Buffalo powder horn

    Here is a buffalo horn powder horn I just finished. I used a walnut base plug and carved the spout stopper out of the same wood. The strap is a piece of buckskin. I was aiming for a western fur trade style and left it kinda of rustic just because I like the look. It was my first time making a...
  8. Barry Stewart

    Fur Trade knife and sheath

    Here is a butcher knife I re-handled with walnut scales and five small steel pins. I also made a sheath using copper rivets. The butcher knife has an unmarked blade and I was aiming for something somewhat period correct for the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade era. Comments are welcome. Not sure if...
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