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That rifle shows some excellent workmanship and planning! I like the way the combination of different parts come together to form a beautiful and very functional gun.
I have is various threads over the years. I don’t want to be a bragger, but I do like to share with the forum what I think is beautiful! I am presently working on a kibler fowler and when I am done, I will take some pics of my Wheland guns.
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All of the above superlatives.
Dude. This whole place is devoted to gun po*n.
Ricky Bobby
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Absolutely stunning!
That and along with gun envy. I have a lot of guns and am still envious of this one.
Just beautiful, enjoy.
I usually don't like the lines of a half stock gun but that piece is beautiful. Congrats.
Thank you, SixGun. The British Sporting Rifle design inspired the Hawken design. Hawken ditched the British finesse in favor of rugged utility on a brutal frontier. Most half stocks we Americans see are Hawken-style Plains rifles. The pinnacle of the BSR design was attained in 1850. Those percussion rifles are unbelievably light, accurate, and at 62-72 caliber, capable of killing almost any big animal
Excellent work!
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great looking rifle
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