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chipper

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Here's my Isaac Haynes from Jim Chambers. It's a bit dirty from shooting it, my appologies.
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Lloyd,

Beautiful rifle! Lots of brass. A nice tough with the inlays. Super job on the carvings. The wood has a lot of figure. :hatsoff:

GW
 
Looks like your brass already has acheived a nice patina. I like it. Don't feel bad about her being dirty from use, just go on and keep using her. :grin:
 
That turned out beautiful! You did a great job on the carvings. Another set of pictures to go in my "inspiration" folder for when I build my own. So far, all I've built have been factory kits. Thanks :)
 
Loyd,
OUTSTANDING WORK!!!! :bow: Great looking wood in the stock.
snake-eyes :applause: :hatsoff:
 
Nice job on the inlays. That cheekpiece inlay looks perfect! Like it was grown into the wood.

What grade wood was it?

Boone
 
Loyd:
That's a beautiful rifle, if it helps you out any I would be happy to take for a few years just to see how it holds up to hunting and trekking in Michigan. Just to help you out.
Jeff :winking:
 
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