update on powder horn pics added

[ottawa]

 well I just finished installing my first base plug  . It took about 8 to 9 hours to do with just hand tools files and a small folding saw that was sent in a tool kit to me by one of the builders on here to help with the building of powder horns . I also put a octagon paneling towards the spout this one I am making for my daughter as soon as I get my pad working I will try and post some pics .To all of you who have donated to this endeavor my guys and myself  give a BIG THANKS. working on these horns really help .
Thanks again
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[Kopfjaeger]

I'd like to see a few pictures. I've made a few horns also.  http://thehornersbench.proboards.com/ is an excellent site to join if your into building powder horns.


Frank

Ex-SGT.
U.S. Army 1980 to 1988

[ottawa]

not a perfect fit on the plug about a 1/32 to 1/64 th gap on one side .and the worm hole dose go thru but it is sealable

[crowbarforge]

Nice work for where you are and limited tooling. Glad you guys are putting those goods to use. God Bless, be safe.

[Tim Crosby]

 You would be surprised at how many original horns look like that. Made out of need and materials at hand, well done.

   Tim C.

[Daniel]

I love the simplicity of your horn. Thank you for your service too.
My dad is a 100% disabled WWII vet. A tank commander of the
  3rd armored division called SPEARHEAD.
God Bless.