Rich in AZ
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Rich, do you know of a source for cow horns other than E-bay?
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James Lindley
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Hey Rich I ain't Rich (lol) but here is a link for you. Take a gander and tell us what you think...
http://www.thegunworks.com/custprodgun.cfm?SubCat2ID=134&do=list&Cat1Name=Horns
The ones that they show look real good and the prices are pretty good as well.>>>>>>>James L.
http://www.thegunworks.com/custprodgun.cfm?SubCat2ID=134&do=list&Cat1Name=Horns
The ones that they show look real good and the prices are pretty good as well.>>>>>>>James L.
Rich in AZ
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James, that was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much.
Michael J. McCasland
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Rich you might also take a crack at this one
- GatorMall.com -
I got a few from these guys and they seemed very nice. One interesting thing about GatorMall.com is that they sell a line of "blowing horns". I said "WHAT exactly does that mean". He said that a normal horn and a normal powder horn has thicker walls than a true blowing horn. The horns that I got are very thin and have excellent resonance(sp)(they product sound real nice).
Michael
- GatorMall.com -
I got a few from these guys and they seemed very nice. One interesting thing about GatorMall.com is that they sell a line of "blowing horns". I said "WHAT exactly does that mean". He said that a normal horn and a normal powder horn has thicker walls than a true blowing horn. The horns that I got are very thin and have excellent resonance(sp)(they product sound real nice).
Michael
Rich Cronk
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Rich in Mo,
If you only need one or two horns, Dixie gunworks has some nice ones.
If you only need one or two horns, Dixie gunworks has some nice ones.