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Where & how do you carry your primer horn?

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Got it...and single-handed was the only other way I could imagine it...neat idea
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I like the pick in the stopper :thumbsup: I always try to look for multi-use tools, was this done traditionally, or just a new thingy???
 
I don't know of any documentation for a priming horn let alone one with a pick in the stopper. My personal "rules" don't stop me from using it though! :wink: (YMMV)
 
Love the pick in the stopper idea. I think I'll be making a few of them to try out.
 
Kapellmeister said:
I don't know of any documentation for a priming horn let alone one with a pick in the stopper. My personal "rules" don't stop me from using it though! :wink: (YMMV)
I like the way you think...my interest was to master and become a dedicated Flintlock hunter with both rifles and smoothbores, and I'm thoroughly satisfied doing it my way.
For example, I have all the provenance / documentation I need for Patent Breeches on my Early Virginia barrels...my credit card statement where I paid to have them built...LOL
 
i use a small elkhorn primer that hangs off my bag strap. the thether is just longenough that the primer can hang inside my bag when i'm not using it. bobtailedcoyote
 
Stopped using a priming horn when I found out there was no documentation for one. Now I load and prim from my horn with FFFg.

I believe the "priming horn" is actually a 19th century "day horn", when hunters would go out for the day and not need a pound of powder.

So to carry one, or not, depends on ones own self. :wink:
 

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