Bespoken is snob for ordered.I call it custom. Perhaps not ‘bespoke’ but that’s splitting hairs. Nice rifle.
Bespoken is snob for ordered.I call it custom. Perhaps not ‘bespoke’ but that’s splitting hairs. Nice rifle.
Bespoken is snob for ordered.
Yup Like I said ordered.
And I'm only out marginally more than buying a new, commercially built Traditions, and much less than a new, commercially built Pedersoli, much less something higher end. I will consume approximately $20 worth of expendables building it, most of which I already own.
Ironically, the gun I'm building is a Tennessee iron mounted barn rifle, which is the kind of thing you are talking about. My main concern is that it turns out good.
Jack Garner at Tennessee Valley Manufacturing still puts out a decent inexpensive kit. I think mine, which is my first build, turned out okI’d be interested in knowing what kit you are building that is nice, yet inexpensive.
Very handsome longarm! Thanks for sharing. I will check them out.Jack Garner at Tennessee Valley Manufacturing still puts out a decent inexpensive kit. I think mine, which is my first build, turned out ok
now let me get this right … there are guns that don't use flint to make the 'bang?' ... isn't that some sort of evil voodoo magic or sacrilege or something?
now let me get this right … there are guns that don't use flint to make the 'bang?' ... isn't that some sort of evil voodoo magic or sacrilege or something?
You have to for me, kicking and screaming digging my nails in to the floorDo we have to drag you into the 19th century?
ThTs just once removed, since the fire to light the match or the brazier where hot wires were kept was started with flint
I don't turn my nose up at any of it. Unless it's an inline.
But we don't discuss those things here.
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