Whoah dang. I can see whose work you are emulating. Mighty fine work. Mighty fine.
Odd as it may seem Keb, on the wood patchbox Lehighs I have handled and seen published all had this flat. That being said, neither of the guns that I "borrowed" carving ideas from had wood boxes....and again, I must defer to my "customer" as that's what she wanted. I like it too.Keb said:....I'm wondering about that flat in front of the wood door....
lawman185 said:....And thank you for responding to my posts.
Thanks, that's what I was going for. I fixed a couple chips in key places and left others for that very reason....that or I couldn't find them mixed in with all the other chips on the floor. :grin: Wrist grain runs good....Fred Miller's a real pro. Thanks for asking.M.D. said:....individuality of minor chip out flaws are what give a rifle it's own character and personality....How is the grain run through the wrist? MD
Yes, he did....and then some. :wink: And thanks Bogie. Enjoy, J.D.bogie said:.....I think your mentor (Al?) has probably given you more feedback and suggestions than any of us could....
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