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Very nicely done

Gladly - like asking a grandparent about their grandkids! My friend and mentor Don Greene built this gun in the spring of 1987. It is a poor boy Lehigh style, all iron furniture except a weeping/hunters moon in the cheek. 7/8” x 42” straight barrel that he milled, bored and rifled on his self...

Thanks for the likes and comments - he is not the biggest buck I’ve taken with this rig but some days you take what is presented to you and be thankful for it. The freezer will hopefully be back to full again by years end.

Good going, let’s see some more pics of your smoothbore. If you haven’t already start selling those “other” guns to support your new habit…

Hey JR, if you need anything just message me, I am close as well. Welcome

Ok, I’ll bite, what sort of research needs to be done? Fill us in

Very slow day, only saw one deer, a doe at 3:15, didn’t give me a shot but this one wandered into the food plot at 4:30. It was a high shoulder shot that drops them where they stand. .50 cal, 90gr FFF with .495/.015 bear oil lubed patch. 40yds. @tallpine knife easily cleans another!

Welcome to the fire

Well done Ethan, thank you for sharing I too wear a full beard and short hair and I’m not willing to shave for the sake of PC. I’d look like Gallagher if I went full pc.

Welcome from Wpa, there is a lot of public land in Pennsylvania

@Brokennock Of course the buck didn't care,,, easier......... never mind I was thinking the same thing - and also had to wash the thought away…

Cleaned up my Belgium grouse gun and put it aside for a couple weeks, now prepping for the start of our rifle season on Saturday. Will be carrying my .50 Lehigh flint as usual.

It is great you have your son involved - enjoy.

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Well done chief!

Welcome from Wpa

Make it two for two

Well that is a stellar first smoothbore deer! And with a Tip gun to boot!!

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Be careful making a pointed object that will invariably scratch the gun when placing or removing. The design looks 👍