I'm sorry but it's Gallerhorn.
And nothing you can say will make me believe otherwise.
Nothing.
I'm allowed to pronounce things in anyway I want. Deal with it.
Of course you are. The correct pronunciation is the one that correctly communicates what you are thinking to the person who is listening.
We are talking about a word that was used first in an widley dispersed old-norse oral tradition, later written down in medieval Icelandic in a latin script and is now being spoken by people all over the world with vastly different phonological experiences.
So whether you use the a Hard G, or voiced fricative and consinantal i or any one of a number of variants, we still know what you are talking about, and the rest is just people trying one-up.