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alex efremenko

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It's been awhile since I posted any work
I finished this awhile ago. An inspired copy of a famous rifle's disputed sister. The original was stocked in Walnut. The castings are from the m& g shop. As is the lock. All off the original gun I filed the re pipes from plain blanks.28" ,.62" barrel. Stained with aquafortis. Rust blued, rubbed back. Dents and dings at no extra charge. I am mostly happy with it. It might just be me but the patchbox seems a tad oversized for my tastes.
The pictures do not show it well but there is a top and bottom forestock moldings.
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I like the bottom line of the sign above it;

"We Don't Rent Pigs"

What does that go with, or the rest of it say?
 
So Alex, you're well known for your fusils, but you've "got the touch", do the research, and have a great eye for architecture that translates across gun types. Your selection of this rifle says a lot about your love of the early colonial guns. Keep them coming!
 
we dont rent pigs I think came from the lonesome dove mini series.

Fleener
 

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