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I try that argument often; it's not a huge seller. I dunno if I'd go that far. Amen

Yes, that was budgeted in a well. I shouldn't say cherry was selected solely to be different; it's different enough while still being economical.

Is what you folks are. I could have pocketed this money and squirreled it away for a rainy day. But everyone's pictures of beautiful woodsrunners, colonials, and southern mountain rifles was finally too much to bear. After weeks of agonizing over woodsrunner/ colonial, .54 or .58, and which...

One thing's for sure, he don't make deciding easy.

It looks quite red; I first wondered if you tried the lye treatment.

I like it. I've been leaning strongly towards cherry. Mind sharing how you finished it?

Caliber?

Great gun, and a good deal. Hope you enjoy it. I was "keeping my powder dry" saving for a Kibler. Was I right? Did you find that at E-Way in Steven's Point?

I believe that was a .54... had my face on that one last week unless there's two guns in Wisconsin pawn shops with that silly lace up cheek pad on it ;)

I've heard it said out of all the possible ways to die, eating healthy has gotta be the worst.

Bill's sporting goods in Lomira has/had real black. This was a few years ago though.

Forgive the newb question, but is the carving done before or after final sanding?

How diddly owdy

Try uploading; if it says it's too big try cropping it a little smaller and try again.

Hello there fellow teeth chattering cheesehead

I  love shooting my flintlock. That being said, I'm glad I didn't start out on one. It's doubtful this will be your last black powder gun, so make it easy on yourself to start. Go with what you can find components for. Flints aren't exactly lining store shelves either.

Kills out front, maims in the back?

You could always ask if on your deathbed counts, but she may offer to expedite the date

Lol, No...

Heck, I'm just down the road from you. A few miles east of Plover. That rifle is one of the ones I'm looking at doing. That, or a .54 woodsrunner.