My trap and turkey gun

[oldarmy]

well,
that job didn't work out.. :shake:
Not a big deal. Utah was nice,, don't have many good things to say about Mormon's. :cursing:
Zonie,
Drilled a couple of 1/2" holes and filled them with lead. Up high near the upper butt-screw.
Just need to solder a front sight. My torch is empty.
Of course the first thing I do when I get back is go back to my obsession..
Flintlock's, going to bust some clays this weekend. :thumbsup:

 

[Geoff Jones]

so... what was plan B...

LMK if you need me to refer you to that drivers job in Londonderry.... g

 

[MSW]

Mike, that's a nice looking smoothie, and i'd be willing to bet that you'll have a boatload of good times with her. Sorry to hear about your other troubles.

Best of luck!

 

[oldarmy]

Jeff,
I will give you a call,
For now I got my Old Job back.. Never burn your bridges :v
Thanks for the support.
This forum is great
Regards
Mike

 

[mckutzy]

looks good :hatsoff:
so how did u breach the shotgun barrel? do u have some build pics or a thread elsewhere?

 

[oldarmy]

I bought the barrel from Randy at TVM.
It was already breached with a plug. It was very reasonable. Think he still has one available.
I was going to build this one for me and another one with a full stock for him. It fell through.
You might give him a call and see if he still has it
The gun was a very simple build. Not too many parts to install No carving or decoration.
Only took a week or so.
Just put a front sight on it. Going to shoot it today.
Since I am going to be in NH for awhile.. Have a new project in the works.
It's an addictive hobby, but very fulfilling.
This one will be more traditional.

 

[hawk]

let us know how that shoots with the added weight in the butt,hope it don't buck too hard.