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Idaho Ron
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This first one is a TC Renegade with a 32” 45 cal Green Mountain barrel, 1-18 twist. It has a Lyman 57 SML peep, a Lee Shavers globe front sight with a level.
This one is a TC Renegade with a Stainless Steel 50 cal Green Mountain barrel, 1-28 twist. It has a Lyman 57 SML peep, a Lyman 17 AML globe front sight with Lee Shavers inserts.
This one is also a TC Renegade with a Stainless Steel 50 cal Green Mountain barrel, 1-28 twist. It has a Lyman 57 SML peep, a Lyman 17 AML globe front sight with Lee Shavers inserts. This is my Son’s rifle. Ron
This one is a TC Renegade with a Stainless Steel 50 cal Green Mountain barrel, 1-28 twist. It has a Lyman 57 SML peep, a Lyman 17 AML globe front sight with Lee Shavers inserts.
This one is also a TC Renegade with a Stainless Steel 50 cal Green Mountain barrel, 1-28 twist. It has a Lyman 57 SML peep, a Lyman 17 AML globe front sight with Lee Shavers inserts. This is my Son’s rifle. Ron
Beautiful dog! Yup, that's chukar country all right.
Ron LaClair
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Here's my favorite huntin rifle, Ole "Bull Knocker" a .62cal Jager by Jud Brennan. In the Picture with it is an original Howdah .69cal double pistol and a Longknife by ML Knives. The Bag is Buffalo hide and Buff horn by Beaverman Jim Smith.
Ron your a lucky man to have had such a dog,they seem to look more complete when holding a retreive,good lookin lad indeed.
Sage,she is the pup I got in the spring, she's 8 months now and coming along quite nicely thanks to you and the others that have given me the guidence needed for springer type dogs.I thank you again.
NWFTL
that's a beauty pile of gear you have there...think I remember a fella holding that rifle sittin' atop a big beauty pile of moose... if memory serves me correctly?
nice
Sage,she is the pup I got in the spring, she's 8 months now and coming along quite nicely thanks to you and the others that have given me the guidence needed for springer type dogs.I thank you again.
NWFTL
that's a beauty pile of gear you have there...think I remember a fella holding that rifle sittin' atop a big beauty pile of moose... if memory serves me correctly?
nice
SgtSchutzen
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Here`s my rifles. 45cal CVA Kentucky, and 50cal CVA Mountain rifle. I built both from kits 20 or so years ago. The Kentucky gets the most use. It`s lighter, better balanced, and (for me anyway) just "points" better. It`s also the most accurate of the two. The pouch and horn are also my creations.
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Blunderpotz, my 12 bore New Englander for bunnies and the occasional grouse.
She does all right for herself with the .50 cal rifled barrel & round balls, too.
And Cherry Girl, my .54 flinter.
She does all right for herself with the .50 cal rifled barrel & round balls, too.
And Cherry Girl, my .54 flinter.
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I've only got a couple of shots loaded up.
The first is just the butt of my Green River Rifle Works 58 cal Hawken. With its 36" tapered barrel it tops 12 pounds, but is easily the most accurate muzzleloader I've ever shot.
The second is a composite showing both sides of my refinished Traditions Crockett 32 cal below the original factory pic. Kinda perty once you get rid of all the gunk the factory put on. Accurate as can be too!
The first is just the butt of my Green River Rifle Works 58 cal Hawken. With its 36" tapered barrel it tops 12 pounds, but is easily the most accurate muzzleloader I've ever shot.
The second is a composite showing both sides of my refinished Traditions Crockett 32 cal below the original factory pic. Kinda perty once you get rid of all the gunk the factory put on. Accurate as can be too!
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This is "Grizzler" a 58 Caliber Hawken with a Goodoien barrel that I built this last fall. He is setting on his first Kill on his first day hunting. A Missouri Whitetail that scored 148 B&C.
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Protrucker
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Pork Chop said:
Is it me, or does this look like Wilson W. Wilson Jr. from the TV show Home Improvement?
Wait.......did he say, "Hidy, ho, neighbor"? :rotf:
Capt. Jas.
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I deer hunt with this gun made by my friend Jim Hash.
Germanic, early 18th century style, .45 cal., 37 3/4" bbl, customized Chambers lock, hand rifled, all hardware hand made.
I could never afford a gun like this today.
The bag and flask are made by me. The flask is of elk, pewter and walnut and the bag is of bark tanned deer.
Germanic, early 18th century style, .45 cal., 37 3/4" bbl, customized Chambers lock, hand rifled, all hardware hand made.
I could never afford a gun like this today.
The bag and flask are made by me. The flask is of elk, pewter and walnut and the bag is of bark tanned deer.
KyFlintlock
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Some beautiful rifles fellas! Some awesome game too!
I shoot a .50 cal longrifle:
A .45 longrifle:
A .32 longrifle occasionally: sorry no pic
A 12 ga flintlock:
and a 12 ga double caplock:
I just need to go MORE OFTEN!!!!
:thumbsup:
Wess
I shoot a .50 cal longrifle:
A .45 longrifle:
A .32 longrifle occasionally: sorry no pic
A 12 ga flintlock:
and a 12 ga double caplock:
I just need to go MORE OFTEN!!!!
:thumbsup:
Wess
"is that an original piece? what length is the barrel?"
It is a Fusil de chase from TOTW parts with 44in barrel no hunter orange regs. here but if not on a few places that I have exclusive hunting permission I often wear a red shrt or hat this pic was from last Sept whle looking for Doves and Quail saw neither so turned may attention to bushy tails
It is a Fusil de chase from TOTW parts with 44in barrel no hunter orange regs. here but if not on a few places that I have exclusive hunting permission I often wear a red shrt or hat this pic was from last Sept whle looking for Doves and Quail saw neither so turned may attention to bushy tails
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