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There are some fine gunsmiths out there who can take your $500 Winchester and make it look beautiful unfortunately it's still a $500 Winchester the price doesn't change just because somebody did a nice job

Larry potterfield did an excellent video on the same problem with YouTube he added metal and ground showing each step of the process you should check it out

International military antiques I think they're in New Jersey I ordered 2 lb of them and I found most were usable there are many napping and maintenance videos on Flint on YouTube

I bought a little rolling Block 22 long rifle years ago and refinished it the stock was filthy the metal rust all over. One friend said you destroyed the value another friend said beautiful job it looks like an original I'm very proud of it and I saved it from destruction

Does anybody know offhand the relationship between the cock and the frizzen in the correct poundage. Like 10\3 or something.

I go with smooth shooter my frizzen toe was so pointed it was making resistance equal to or greater than the cock ! After smoothing it out with a dremel I now get at least two to three times the number of shots with one Flint

Just show the pics and leave out all that information about original finish. The naysayers are always going to be there. I think we have to distinguish also between wealthy landowners with ornate carving and what the common man would have been able to afford the so-called Originals on the...

That's a good-looking gun

I had to look at the photo to see that the cat was in the picture good attention to detail

Yes it's a military heritage pistol from India and the glass bedding is because sometimes they hog out the breach area so to reduce stress on the wood I bed that area for a better fit between metal and stock thanks for the compliments my cabin is in Georgia it's my home away from home

I just got done redoing the Finish to a linseed oil reduce the springs on the lock recut The Seer glass bedded the barrel and lock plate and drilled the vent hole it's alive!!!!

I remember when I lived in Fairbanks Alaska Hearing of a bear that a hunter had just killed when they cut it open and found six well-healed 158 grain copper jacketed bullets in its chest at an angle appropriate to suggest he was eating the person who was shooting at him..

It is not an affliction. Gun collections are a metaphor for life they are even in the bible..Im pretty sure..

Don't be self-conscious about your English we have plenty who can't speak it either

62 caliber fusee wanted to get one for a long time since my family has roots in Quebec going back many years

Ran a patch of Ed's Red down my 43 inch barrel fusee just my monthly maintenance

If memory serves the first one was removed from the top of a male bovine many years ago teehee

I bought a case of kick a few years ago from Powder ink certainly there's got to be some overseas manufacturers somewhere although the president has shut off Russia as a source of ammunition

My dad had an old Thompson Center Hawken with a stock that look like Pine I brought it to the company 4 repair when they were still in business they put a 54 caliber Barrel on it and a beautiful Walnut stock no charge

That residue is no joke! Years ago after cleaning I stood up my beloved Flinter on the butt the few drops that were left in the breach dripped out of the touch hole burned an ugly scar of oil finish off of my stock I had to redo the entire thing