Cruzatte
50 Cal.
I'm surprised I haven't responded to this thread. My fusil de chasse built from TOW parts.
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Nice. One of my favorite smoothies.
Beautiful job, I love the lines of that gun.
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this thread made me take inventory of what I have that I have built and kept.
guess i may need to sell some or shoot more. all but the Kibler Colonial at the bottom have been plank and parts build.
Just finished the Kibler. took 4 days! what a pleasure. guess i need to shoot it now.
it is the only kit I have done. guess i need to order another
guess i may need to sell some or shoot more. all but the Kibler Colonial at the bottom have been plank and parts build.
Just finished the Kibler. took 4 days! what a pleasure. guess i need to shoot it now.
it is the only kit I have done. guess i need to order another
Red do you loan that out on weekends? lol Its beautiful and honest.
eni meni miny moe.
Im calling dibs on the one second from the bottom...
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you will have to fight my wife for that one. it's cherry and i built it to sell. finished it and showed it to her. she took it and walked away while asking what other i was going to sell. it lives in a hard case under her side of the bed.Im calling dibs on the one second from the bottom...
Tis a beautiful rifle.
RedOneFive
40 Cal
Come on over and grab it! I've not been out enough anyways haha
beautiful
A pair of Hatfield's that I acquired a 45 cal flintlock and a 54 cal percussion. Both needed some work and they shot very well. They both cleaned up to look like new. The 54 cap lock was a cheek slapper for me, so I gifted it to the officer that was promoted to my Lt. position when I retired. Still have the 45 flintlock.
very nice BP, I am jealous. I have more than I can shoot. I keep finding more that I like. Those 2 are beauties.
What caliber and wood is that? Beautiful
Hatchet-Jack
54 Cal.
It's a .45, and thank you!
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A pair of Mid-17th Century Spanish Horse Pistols. Copied from a single pistol original dated 1660.
kh54
45 Cal.
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I have nothing as fine or unique as many of the beauties that I’ve seen in this thread. I mostly collect and shoot ACW era military arms, but I am fond of this Mowrey Allen & Thurber that I acquired from another forum member a couple of years ago. It’s purdy and accurate.
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Stan flanery
40 Cal
Really like the looks of that rifle.
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Guess it's my latest pride & joy to shoot. An original German Jaeger that I restored and had to make some of the parts. The biggest challenge was making the forearm wood from an old piece off a cutoff forearm and matching the color.
Made the stalking safety and the patch box cover.
Shoots pretty good too off hand at 32 yards.
Made the stalking safety and the patch box cover.
Shoots pretty good too off hand at 32 yards.
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