My Custom Fussil de Chase

[German Jäger]

Hey Folks,
I buy a Indian Made Smoothbore Fusil and the Stock are oversized! All was bulky and not like the originals … so i decide to make new Look and overhaul the Stock and the Lock! What did you Say?

 

[Steve Martin]

Very nice!

 

[hanshi]

No photo came up, just a blank square.

 

[Shotgunblast]

Turned out great,shaving a few kilos off did the trick!

 

[German Jäger]

Can you see the video?

 

[NeilMacleod]

Looks Great !

 

[German Jäger]

Video

 

[German Jäger]

Its my first act of woodwork on a indian gun i was very sweaty at many times..it the Look authentic ?! I have not the look

 

[Jaeger]

The video won't open for me.

 

[Shotgunblast]

Boba Feta playing in the background adds to the ambiance. Looks more authentic now with the weight loss.

 

[FfREEROBERT12]

Hey Folks,
I buy a Indian Made Smoothbore Fusil and the Stock are oversized! All was bulky and not like the originals … so i decide to make new Look and overhaul the Stock and the Lock! What did you Say?

BEAUTY!

 

[German Jäger]

Thanks! Tommorow i send you Pics! I try it out in the Woods .595 Ball with 0.15 lubed Patch 80grs Schweizer 3?!

 

[Jaeger]

Nice work. That's a good-looking piece of wood.

 

[German Jäger]

Thank youlook like a real FdC?

 

[Dale Lilly]

No photo came up, just a blank square.

Hanshi ... fooled me too. Look in the upper right corner of your screen after you click on the blank. Took me a while

 

[Grenadier1758]

On some computers, the file will download and not automatically open unless you see the downloaded file in the upper right hand corner. Must be a Windows feature and in my case an Edge Browser thing.

By the way @German Jäger, you did a good job by taking off all that excess wood.

 

[2 shots]

much, MUCH better

 

[JackP]

Beautiful Job. What type and color stain did you use on the stock?
I'm reworking the stock on an India made 1766 Charleville Musket. I like the color of the stain you used.
Jack

 

[German Jäger]

Hello Jack,
I use CLOU Waterstain dark Walnut an a little Mahagoni then Wakon Bay Oil

 

[Brazos John]

That's beautiful! I really like the color of the finish!
You turned a sow's ear into a real silk purse!
That's an old American saying, but we may have acquired it from somewhere else.