Blue Ridge Re-build Completion

[Crewdawg445]

Glad its rubbing off on you, any questions about the project feel free to PM me.

 

[Silky921]

Crewdawg, since kenton is a fellow ohio guy we need to get him to come to the next ohio rendezvous with us. :thumbsup:

Heck we were in his city last fall!

 

[Crewdawg445]

Your absolutely right!

 

[S.Kenton]

Yea, let me know....I'd like to meet up with you guys. I've been invited to shoot with some guys from around the Columbus area...never had the time.

 

[Critter Getter]

Crewdawg, nice lookin Blue Ridge ya got there now. Did you darken the stock when you reworked this gun? I think a dark stock with the brass hardware contrast would really help the look of mine. Greg.

 

[Crewdawg445]

Thank you sir, stock was completely re-finished. Factory stain/ finish was removed and a darker color stain applied along with a linseed oil finish.

 

[uno676]

Looks good I'm not that brave yet. I like the inlay and the front sight. S.Kenton my father in law lives in St.Mary's small world.

 

[stancarlson62]

Triggergaurds, not so hard to do. Just cut inside your lines and go slow. Looks pretty great

 

[Marc Adamchek]

Great work, Crewdawg. I agree with Jethro, I think the Blue Ridge is the best deal in a production flintlock out there. I still rue the day when I sold my .36 for $150 (!!!!!)

Of course, I picked it up on sale from Cabela's for somethinglike $229! Those were the days

 

[Henry2357]

Very nice job.

 

[mr.flintlock]

Nice job Crewdawg! I have an old Hatfield that I bought in the 1980s and converted it to flint ignition a few years back. I have been thinking about pinning the barrel and replacing the thimbles so I can pin them. I did replace the original trigger guard because there was not enough room for the double set triggers and my finger.