billy buice trumpets

[Bennett]

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These two Cocobolo trumpets belonged to Roscoe Reams. I would like to hear the stories they could tell!

[Bennett]

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Osage with feather artwork by Al Chapman.

[Bennett]

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#1 Brazilian Rosewood with ivory mouthpiece and case hardened ferrule

[Bennett]

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One of my older ones

[Bennett]

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Cocobolo rifle shell and wingbone made in 1993

[Bennett]

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Jamie style with screw in wingbone mouthpiece

[Bennett]

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# 9 brown micarta. I can't remember if Mr. Billy made 12 or 14 of these. Made in 2000

[Bennett]

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This is my oldest Buice trumpet. Made in the early 70's.

[hunter22]

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Nice.....

[greentag]

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mr.bennett you have an awesome collection,thanks for showing these,i love seeing them and you have some very special ones.do the older flat top ones still have the sound the newer ones with the rounded cap have.

[Bennett]

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Thanks!  I am a big fan of Mr. Billy's work. I like his boxes almost as good as his trumpets. Nitro can give you a lot more input on this than I can. I am still relatively new to hunting with trumpets. I am by no means an expert caller. The older ones sound great to me but I think most would agree that Mr. Billy's work is better than ever. As Mr. Garrett said, Mr. Buice has been doing this for almost fifty years!  The beauty of the interchangeable mouthpieces sets him apart also.  Not to mention the different materials and shapes. The square cut mouthpieces are my new favorite.

[Terry]

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You guys have unbelievable collections. I am so jealous!

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[nitro]

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No difference in sound quality in the pre- '95 flat top calls. Just a design change.

[Rapscallion Vermilion]

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Brazilian Rosewood

[nitro]

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RV - that is a very nice call. I have it's brother.

Rosewood makes an amazing trumpet.