Powder horn, shofar and artifact display stands:
H-arms can be bent to hold handguns or other items such as knives, daggers or power horns. Tools, like pliers, may be helpful to the “do it yourself” process. The “H” arm is not attached to the base so it can be removed and cut down to the desired height if necessary, then glued in place when finished. Also, touch up paint may be needed to cover marks or finish removed during the process. There is also a video that may be helpful as well.
The Clearco Gun Display Stand is a versatile and elegant solution for showcasing handguns, revolvers, knives, daggers, powder horns, and other artifacts. With its bendable H-arms, you can customize the fit to securely hold your items. The sleek black acrylic base measures 7″ x 3.5″, providing a stable and stylish display. This stand offers a museum-quality presentation for your collection.
Use for powder horns, shofars and artifacts
Powder horns were typically made from cow or ox horns, chosen for their lightweight, durable, and waterproof qualities. They were used to hold and pour gunpowder for loading firearms, and sometimes for priming.
A shofar is an ancient musical horn, typically a ram’s horn, used for Jewish ritual purposes