Traditional possibles

[poochadamsville]

Hey everyone,
I just finished my first Deer antler ball starter I am pretty proud of it. Seemed to take forever to find a shed with the right size and tine pitch to use after that it was just a lot of sanding and grinding. I still cant get used to that bone smell, just like at the dentist office. Now I have my set complete a powder horn, priming horn, buckskin bag, ball board, ball bag, and now my starter. Does anyone else mess around with this stuff at all. I would really like to may some buckskins to wear but my fingers were sore enough after making that bag. Thanks for listening,

[biliff]

Try these two sites. Lots of people on there that make their own stuff. In my case, I like a nicely made horn or knife but have found out I can't build one for beans so I try and make friends with people who can.

http://www.traditionalmuzzleloadingassociation.com/
http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/