Jaeger..

[Capt. Jas.]

Roy,
That is one fine gun!
Tasteful decoration where needed and carried out so well that it does not need to be laden with decoration. I am learning as I study that to pull this off, many subtle features must be present and only a good builder can do that. :thumbsup:

There are many originals that have a large amount of decoration but if removed, they would prove to be just a really ugly girl in a pretty dress. :rotf:

 

[Robby]

Romeoh, I had the pleasure of meeting Roy and shooting what I believe was his very first gun, a .32cal.. If I remember correctly, I hit the bull at 50 yards, off hand. It was a beautiful gun! I am well aware of his skill and good eye when it comes to making a fine gun. What suits you is what suits you, and nothing more.
Robby

 

[rkmeyer]

WOW, that's one beautiful piece Roy! :applause: :applause: :applause:
Dusty :wink:

 

[dyemaker]

Very pretty rifle. Some Old Jaegers have inlaid hunters stars of exotic wood. I was thinking selected pieces of tigereye quartz would look real nice instead. It has the same optical illusion as fiddleback woods.