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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: eseabee1 on August 12, 2015, 04:25:39 AM
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well spent last week and most of the weekend getting my shop rearranged and clean . I was able to get out in it today and start working on a nice size flat horn it is 8 1/2 inches long 3/4 inches wide, it is going to have an applied tip just have not figured out if I want to do a pewter tip or antler or horn , it has a horn bottom. It will also get engraving on it like I said it a work in progress.
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well it has taken some time but got it almost finished
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Good to see you back in the saddle again!
Steve
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I wonder what magic you have planned on this one Ed? Keep us informed as 'your work in progress' evolves.
Gary
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How did you flatten the horn? I was traveling home last weekend and came across what was billed as the "world's largest garage sale" that went from Michigan to Alabama on U.S. 127. We stopped at a few places and I came across a guy that had two steer horns for $5.00. They're very dark grey and not useful for any scrimshaw and both had a pretty flat profile with not much arc. I thought I might try to make a couple priming horns just to try it. After seeing your post, I wonder if a flat priming horn might be possible with one of these? It's not like I would be out much if I screwed it up. What you've done so far looks really good.
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http://americanlongrifles.org/forum/index.php?topic=36304.0
Here's a link to a recent discussion regarding how to flatten a horn