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I know someone asked if there were any pics from Dixons - but as another angle - does anyone have any comments they would like to share on this years offerings from Chuck? What was worth while ,and not so worthy, for example.
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The Indian Trade gun seminar was not at all what I expected, but it was very interesting. It was on archaeology, a bit on trade patterns, and the metallurgy of the Indian guns found in the Southeast US. I thought it was going to be examples of stock profiles and different furniture, but instead it was spark tests and French wrought iron vs. English primitive "steel."
I just caught the end of "Solving Problems in Gunbuilding," but the discussion was lively and informative. The hornmakers' guild presentation on powderhorns had a lot of interesting stuff for a beginner like me, and all the presenters were only too glad to answer questions and talk afterwards - made it impossible for me to get to the next seminar on time!
All in all, if this is what you're asking, I thought it was great. :hatsoff:
I just caught the end of "Solving Problems in Gunbuilding," but the discussion was lively and informative. The hornmakers' guild presentation on powderhorns had a lot of interesting stuff for a beginner like me, and all the presenters were only too glad to answer questions and talk afterwards - made it impossible for me to get to the next seminar on time!
All in all, if this is what you're asking, I thought it was great. :hatsoff:
