Bucks County pics

[longshot47]

I've got an appetite for a Bucks county rifle; yours looks great!
That trigger is a sweet compliment to the carving.
~Longshot

 

[Roy]

:thumbsup:

 

[F.G. Ford]

All of the compliments have been said, all I can add is "AWESOME" You are are an artist, thank you for sharing your fine work with us.
Old Ford

 

[50cal.cliff]

Wooooowe, that rifle is a thing of beauty! Excellent workmanship all around! :thumbsup:

 

[flashpanner]

You have any idea on the amount of hours you put into this? Very pretty.

 

[JOHN ZUREKI]

It seems to me you posted a Bucks county not too long ago. That rifle was very well done just like this one. They are my favorite style and you just nail them every time. I like that you used the Shuler style bp, To me that is the ticket. I built a Bucks years ago and had to settle on a Verner style. I was,nt happy with the end product, never even installed the patch box. Great looking rifle. Hey Mike......You could be a real hero if you offered A Shuler style kit with a 46" smooth bore barrel, at least to me. Hell, I'd buy two. JZ

 

[Vaino]

A few months ago I sold a Bucks County through TOW's consignment sales. This is the first rifle I've posted on this site. As for hours....I don't keep a tally because it's a hobby that brings a whole lot of enjoyment to my day and at 76 I'm in no big rush. Besides, making the Pbox, three RR pipes, side plate, trigger & assembly and toe plate add hours that could mainly be eliminated if purchased items were used. Presently working on a Chambers' early Lancaster that's 70% and it sure does go together quickly when none of the parts have to be made. Again...thanks for the kind words.....Fred

 

[melsdad]

That looks beautiful :thumbsup: