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.50, smooth bore bear pistol, just finished. Shoots pretty good.
Robby
 
Are you going to use that on a bear ? It looks a little too short for my comfort...

It does look very nice.
 
I have no plan to use it on a bear DoubleD. I saw a couple pictures of South Carolina and eastern Tennessee pistols that were specifically described as such, I liked the line and proportion so I made one. It goes with a Tennessee Mountain rifle I made a few years ago. All the steel furniture on these guns was pounded out and fashioned by me.
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Robby
 
Comfort and Poboy, that beautiful pistol, even if it was 30 feet long, would still be bear-ly long enough. The guide thing is a good idea.... Awfully rough on guides though. :eek:

Robby, very impressive work, both rifle and pistol.
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I cut the end off a smooth bore, .50 caliber barrel I intended to make a Bucks county gun from, turns out, It was too badly bent to use. So I turned it down and put a little swamp into it. Just under 16" and surprising to me, pretty accurate out to 25 yards.
Thanks,
Robby
 
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