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If I understand your question at the moment I do not have a mechanism of total internal wheel
 
approximately 500 hours. many hours of work, performs everything himself. It's like the prototype. Just wait a week or two weeks - will present the burnished arms.
 
wow

If you ever need some thing from Australia let me know. Would swap any time lol
 
Wouldn't you guys like to go watch him build, this kind of workmanship is just unbelievable! In case you guys haven't seen Wulf's work lately, here's one of his Puffers:
WulfsPuffer.jpg
 
:bow: Oh God---I died and went to heaven---this is absolutely a gorgeous piece of work. I have often said that as a youth I attended the NY College of Music and used to walk over to the Museum of Art on Fifth avenue and used to live in the Ancient Arms & Armour wing. I used to ogle the various guns on display and there were many beautifully inlaid guns such as this masterpiece. Just seeing the work unfold in front of my eyes 65+ years later is like reliving my youth. I was hooked and landed even then to love of the history of such early weapons. In fact I remember doing a History term paper in College for a Medieval History class on just such weapons. I used the Museum's files, written records and the kindness of the Weapons curator for my primary resources and bibliography for my research. I cannot remember what I got for that BIG project but it was worth it. Congratulations Wolf & Razpla for your workmanship and devotion, and sharing with all of us. "Doc"
 
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That is simply exceptional! I really like the hunting motif of the inlay.
 
wow ... that is art :bow: :bow:

Thank you for showing the skills are still around

Owen.
 
Details?
Weight, caliber, length.
How did you get that rust pitting on the butt plate and barrel?
 
That google translator dosen't always work very well.
You forged it cold with a bag of horse shoes? :hmm:
 
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