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Here are some tube callers I am sending to the Classifieds.....1. Red Mahogany 2. Big Leaf Maple Birdseye 3. Lignum Vitae 4. Walnut Regular tube call baffled 5. Red Mahogany 6. Red Pepper Laminate ..... All the calls have brass insert except for the regular walnut call. The Laminate and the Red Mahogany bottle shaped call have wood lip stops and the rest have brass lip stops. Measure 2 - 2 -1/8" in height......thanks for looking pappy
The brass insert is nice !!
Pappy, i like the style of #4 with the flared end
thanks guys for the comments, the walnut regular is sweet, if only I could figure how flare out the brass for this style, that would be great....
How do I go about buying #2 like that birds eye
Just wanted to say thank you again, all of these are headed to new homes, with expected kills built inside them all.
Can't wait.
Hey Pappy,
Don't sell any tube calls to anyone near me.
I like being one of the few in my area that hunts with tubes. :toothy9:
Quote from: pappy on February 21, 2013, 10:24:59 AM
thanks guys for the comments, the walnut regular is sweet, if only I could figure how flare out the brass for this style, that would be great....
Get a cone shaped wedge made out of steel or something harder than copper ( maybe and old work down Uni Bit. Leave the copper longer than normal. Beat it on to the wedge to flare the end. The end that you were hitting with the hammer cut off clean. Insert your wood
Quote from: barry on February 22, 2013, 02:50:27 PM
Hey Pappy,
Don't sell any tube calls to anyone near me.
I like being one of the few in my area that hunts with tubes. :toothy9:
x2
Quote from: savduck on February 22, 2013, 02:59:41 PM
Quote from: pappy on February 21, 2013, 10:24:59 AM
thanks guys for the comments, the walnut regular is sweet, if only I could figure how flare out the brass for this style, that would be great....
Get a cone shaped wedge made out of steel or something harder than copper ( maybe and old work down Uni Bit. Leave the copper longer than normal. Beat it on to the wedge to flare the end. The end that you were hitting with the hammer cut off clean. Insert your wood
Gee thanks Del, like I didn't have enough to do now I have to put my mind to working this out....I think you knew that when you posted it...hahahahaha....come to think of it, I have an old silver plated trumpet from kids band days......hhuuummmmm
been thinking of trying a tube. how hard are these little guys to use?
Learning to use a tube call is like any other call, it takes practice but when you hear that first yelp or cutt or kee kee time melts and you find yourself constantly running that 2" long piece of pure turkey. Adjusting the reed tension is the key, and when it is right, it is right......one thing about the tube call, you can run it when it is raining, not like a slate call.
i notice on your sight it says out of stock. when do you make them? i was also looking at the ones on Bill Baublit's website
Quote from: mebe007 on February 22, 2013, 10:27:29 PM
i notice on your sight it says out of stock. when do you make them? i was also looking at the ones on Bill Baublit's website
Just send him a pm. I just ordered one from him last week.