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Nice rigs, you guys!

Ron... who made the bag with all the squirrels around it? (Looks a lot like one of Jack Hubbard's "early uglies") and what's that inscription on the last horn? (all I can make out is 1776)
 
Here's my latest horn. Wish I had a nicer strap for the bag.

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Ron... who made the bag with all the squirrels around it? (Looks a lot like one of Jack Hubbard's "early uglies") and what's that inscription on the last horn? (all I can make out is 1776)

Yep, it's one of Jacks early uglies.

Here's a close up of the horn

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Hmmm, mine'll have to be separate, as I don't have pics of pouch and horn together, except on my person.

Here's the bag, with my smoothy:

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And here's my horn, with my rifle. I made both bag and horn - which explains the mistakes...

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The biggest mistake on the horn was in choosing that one to carve, although it came out fine. There are better horns out there. The strap is also a bit like a '60's guitar strap.

The bag is chrome tanned leather, not vegetable tan, and I didn't put a welt on the knife sheath on back.

As to the rifle, I've posted before, but I'm proud of it. It's an Allen Martin Bucks County rifle, .50 cal, w/ a 42" swamped barrel.

Here are a few pics again; sorry for those who weren't interested the first time or so... :grin:
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You have good reason to be proud of that rifle. I could look at it all day. How does she shoot?
 
If, no, when I miss :grin:, it's certainly not the rifle's fault! I've settled on a load of 70 gr. of FFg, ballistol-lubed pillow ticking, and a .490 roundball. At 50 yards offhand, I can get two shots touching, and then I blow the third shot, of course, and the group opens up, but that's me, not the rifle.
 
Lonehunter, what kinda wood is that your stuff is hangin on. :idunno:
Never seen wood like that and could think of lots a uses fer it. :hmm:
Dusty :wink:
 
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