Three things I've seen on original carved guns that looked godawful were a woman's face, a squirrel that looked like a ugly buffalo, and a dog that looked some animal I've never seen. Not all of the carving in the Golden Age was good.
thanks for pics.my answer is that I love them all as long as it shoots. I only own percusion muzzleloaders and if I buy it and it shoots,nipples come out easily, and accurate. I'm happy.im going be honest about this too.i don't own a flintlock at all. lol think I will leave them for you guys to own. I know my limitations. but I've shot some. I enjoyed them very much. the flash the first time I shot one made me flinch lol. yaw are some good people on here.I put together a Woodsrunner kit a few months back. I ordered it with a carved cherry stock.
I have 7 muzzle loaders and it is the only one with carving on it.
I expected to be really thrilled with it but I just seem to like the plain stocks better.
Thanks to Bree at Kibler’s for finding me a Cherry stock with burl in it and it is on the way.
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lol I wouldn't even try to carve but I did put a vote for trump on one of mine for a little bit. sort of classy.If I did the carving, I would be turning a silk purse into a sow's ear, plain rifles are best for me.
wow. that's nice. good job budHow about this one? Kind of a plain gun I did a couple years ago.
dang that's beautiful. makes my heart skip a beatNow ... how 'bouts just with an inlay and silver wire? Rifle #364 by Mike Brooks, a 50-cal Moravian, in the tradition of Christian Oerter.
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sticker. should have clarified it finally fell offlol I wouldn't even try to carve but I did put a vote for trump on one of mine for a little bit. sort of classy.
Yeah, this Jaeger is a little over the top …
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