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  1. Perkinator

    Frontier rifles of Mississippi

    Wow his work is so tasteful and ornate. Very old Mississippi. Almost reminds me of the parlor of an old funeral home or antebellum home.
  2. Perkinator

    Frontier rifles of Mississippi

    Wow thanks guys for the info. I know that my family and many others came with the slow encroachment from Alabama on westward, so Alabama-made rifles surely came with them, but the idea of trade from up north coming down the Mississippi would have added variety. I just wonder if many people had...
  3. Perkinator

    Frontier rifles of Mississippi

    Does anyone know what style of rifles the early settlers of Mississippi (Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek or before) used? I imagine it would be like a Tennessee mountain rifle, perhaps many caplocks towards 1830. I'd like to make one like they would have carried.
  4. Perkinator

    Hello The Camp!

    Welcome! I look forward to seeing the pics of that ‘buss when it’s done! How long is the barrel?
  5. Perkinator

    Newbie from Mississippi

    Thanks. I’m feeling inspired already to finish a pistol
  6. Perkinator

    Newbie from Mississippi

    Thanks! I was given a kit to finish that had GORGEOUS striped maple, and then the eclipse happened, so i had to put an inlay. And I love that you could tell the big gun had oak stock. Those huge pores and dramatic early growth rings really soak up stain.
  7. Perkinator

    Greeting from soggy Mississippi

    Yes, not quite antedeluvian, (I’m a young whippersnapper) but definately anti. Unless the deluge makes for good canoeing.
  8. Perkinator

    Greeting from soggy Mississippi

    Howdy! I’m from Mississippi as well and am tryin hard to keep my powder dry in this deluvian season. Im over in Greenwood. PM me if you ever wanna talk front-stuffers.
  9. Perkinator

    Newbie from Mississippi

    The rifle made for a friend’s grandpa.
  10. Perkinator

    Newbie from Mississippi

    Greetings all! I am from northeast MS but live in the muddy ol’ Delta area. I started making hand cannons from tractor bolts on the drill press and matchlock/zipgun pistols, and now I got the dreaded “bug.” I love old guns and like working with my hands. Made a flintlock elephant gun and a...
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