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My first squirrel rifle.

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It was built for/or by A.J. Calder Sr. and was then passed on to his son(both names are engraved on the barrel). It's a .36 cal with a 40.5" barrel. I am still getting acquainted with it.
 

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That is one nice rifle Arty ! I'd hunt anything with that just to be seen carrying it around.
Form and function in the right proportions = real beauty.
Any squirrel worth his salt will be proud to go into the pot for the sake of that kind of craftsmanship.
Congrats and enjoy. SW
 

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