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Looks good, sure could use a better rear sight LOL

I would go with a single set trigger as well.

I really enjoy my underhmer, all 32lb of it. Built by Bill Large in the late 1940’s. I call it the Ma Deuce as it shoots .504 ball

Get that puppy zeroed in at 50 I like the bullet trap idea

I would try dawn and water lube, you might be surprised at the results And no swabbing should be needed with a wet patch and that lube

Fine fine work! Attention to detail

I would forward Larry what you wrote here

I see zero reason to not replace the missing inlays, and patch box parts. Of course done properly I may have some of the missing inlays, or close, they could be worked down to fit I can take a picture of all the o es I have

I take Pm out bound

It is with great regret, that we are losing our range. Our club has been there since 1970 Unfortunately as many ranges lease the land, so did we. It went well, until the owners passed away. The land was inherited, by a family member who has put it up for sale. I am looking for another place we...

Those pictures are real dark, you should take them outside or provide adequate lighting Regards

Wiping, your pushing the fowling down into the breech area. That would drive me nuts

This is interesting, however the rifle should be zeroed for each different type of lube. We need to remember extreme accuracy was achieved way before any type of system Dawn and water

I was thinking maybe the case it shipped in had the original box, and it does. Looking over the box I found the original shipping label that was covered over. The case was shipped to Jerry from Brownells on Sep 4 '82. So I am assuming Jerry built this rile back then. Why it was never used...

Thanks for that info I haven’t even gotten around to research on style yet

Some more details on this rifle My guess on Getz barrel was correct, and build quality as expected. This rifle has not ever been used, not a mark anywhere. The sights haven't been touched, rear notch still needs cut to see front sight. Bedded in breech area, under lugs all slotted etc...

Yes this! This method allows you more shooting time, instead of unneeded gimmicks. No wiping ever, and off hand! Not my target shot by a member of our club

Another nice rifle built by Jerry in .50. It is pristine, and don't think it has even been shot. I wish I knew the year he built it

Powder from the Civil War still kills!

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