Making a Supply Horn | Honourable Company of Horners Annual Horn Fair 2020 | Muzzle Blasts

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • The team at Muzzle Blasts trekked out to Carlisle PA last week to attend the HCH 24th Annual Horn Fair. The Horn Fair is a great event that continues to go row each year, sharing the valuable knowledge of contemporary horners with the muzzleloading community as well as the public.
    In this video we stop by Mr. Hoover’s demonstration area as he works a “supply horn”. This horn was used by families or military regiments on the frontier to store a large amount of blackpowder for safe traveling. While in the early stages, Mr. Hoover shares his process with us as he carves the spout to this horn.
    This two day fair features tabled artisans selling their work, seminars and lectures, as well as live demonstrations from horners of all skill levels.
    The Honourable Company of Horners works closely with the NMLRA to craft the 1 of 1000 horn each year as a gift to be raffled to those generous enough to be part of the endowment.
    If you are interested in tradition crafts, especially working with horn, check out the Honourable Company of Horners at hornguild.org. It’s more than powder horns! These craftspeople are making beautiful spoons, cups, boxes and more.
    HornGuild.org
    The NMLRA exists to promote, support, nurture, and preserve our nation’s rich historical heritage in the sport of muzzleloading through recreational, educational, and historical venues.
    Since 1933, we have led the effort to preserve the history of the United States through muzzleloading shooting sports & living history events.
    Website: nmlra.org/
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Komentáře • 2

  • @BlackPowderTV
    @BlackPowderTV Před 4 lety +4

    Those Guild guys are amazing. A horn like that is a labor of love. Thanks for sharing!

  • @blackpowdermaniacshooter
    @blackpowdermaniacshooter Před 4 lety +4

    Those guys amaze me with the patience they have to built such pieces. I'm TRULY impressed. Thanks for sharing....