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Nice work! I really like the dog in shades!..loojack :rotf:

Go for it, and have fun! Post pics when it's done!...loojack

With a 15/16" .45 cal I don't think too much heat should be a problem soldering on ramrod pipes. Try to use a low temp high tin solder. I wouldn't think a propane or mapp gas torch will generate enough heat to warp or damage the barrel...loojack

Man, I wish I could make mistakes like that!!!Great looking rifle, :hatsoff: Thanks for sharing!...loojack

I've only bought directly once from them, called on monday or tuesday and it came to Ohio on friday. What I wanted was in stock, they probably have time delays on out of stock items...loojack

I AGREE! I think they're called "five minute experts" If you want to get them going ask about barn guns, you'll get answers about stick shift Cadillacs, and nobody would build a gun without a buttplate because you can get one for 8 bucks.. :rotf: ...loojack

Try TOTW, I think they'll do it for $20-$25 or so....loojack

I've got some that's been brewing with steel wool and some very rusty nails for 3 weeks now. Keeps changing colors in the jar..one day it looks like beer, couple of days later it's like black coffee.... Lightens up again. Anyway your rifle looks great! Please post pictures when it's...

When I called I wanted to know about a Virginia "discounted stock" They didn't have any, so I decided to order a Virginia in CM-2, they only had CM-1, to make a long story short had I gotten this stock for CM-2 I'd have been happy!....loojack

I ordered a Virginia stock in CM-1 wood on Monday and it arrived today! Very well done and the curl is along about 50 to 60% of the lenght with nice flame on the butt. (no jokes!:rotf: ) As to be expected one side has more figure than the other, but hey it's a CM-1 after all! Great folks to deal...

Don't let the secret out!!! Antique shops, second hand stores, and junk shops are a great source for tools and other things we use at reasonable price! Plus just plan fun to visit....loojack

Here's a question to ponder....What is the approximate time frame of a gun like this? Early 20th century?? :hmm: I know, I know it's a fantasy gun :confused: ...loojack

Thanks, Tim. I'm in the process of trying to find bargan parts, I already have and old 13/16 40 cal barrel that I'll probably use. Thanks again, ...loojack

Flinttim, This has caught my interest, Is the striker rod attached to the barrel or stock? How? I've got an old muzzleloading shotgun barrel and a chunk of wood for a stock. I've gone to the TSC store and bought a hay rake tine plus two long nuts used to reinforce fence gates. Slowpoke was kind...

Thank you! Slowpoke, that is truely amazing.....Thanks again!... :hatsoff: loojack

Is there anyway to get the links to the photos back? I'd like to see this! Thanks!.....loojack

It doesn't sound so serious to me! I found a small drill press is real handy...I don't know how many barrel pin holes I've had to plug!!!! Nobody can turn $400 worth of parts into a $200 gun like me!!! :rotf: ...loojack

WOW! Really nice looking guns! Just proves that a gun doesn't have to be fancy to be good looking! :hatsoff: ...loojack

"Ditto"....loojack

It's Allentown-Bethlehem for me! I really like Herman Rupp and John Rupp. IMHO, some of the purtiest rifle ever made!...loojack