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I dug this pic out of some snap shots. One of my supervisors attended a shoot and took this in 1986. Don't look at the digital watch cuz I never was HC.
Bought the hides from a vendor and took some jeans apart for a pattern. Dunno what I did for the shirt pattern. Soft to the skin, but really not my cup of tea in cold or hot weather. A big beef I have about skins is the fringe hooks on/around everything! NOT SAFE! Rifle is my build, 1" x 44" Douglas Golden Age barrel, with a Hadaway lock. Weighs 10 pounds and my SIL shoots it for his flintlock matches.
Larry
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A 70's .53 caliber Santa Fe Hawken rifle with much needed frontier repairs. Photo actually along the Santa Fe trail in southeastern Colorado.
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Note the iron plate around the lock to repair damage lock mortice. Elk rawhide with buffalo sinew repair of split stock. Still shoots very well.

Joe
 
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