I've been working on and off on my take of a early full stock English sporting rifle, .50 cal. 36 in. Oct./rd. "Caywood" barrel. Maple stock with a Chamber's early Ketland lock.. hand made butt plate, pewter nose cap, and wooden patch box. With getting the sights installed this morning I'm pretty much at the sanding and fine tuning point.
thmbsup
looks good, and looks like a fun build.
Woody, that is one Fine Looking Rifle thmbsup
Keep us updated with her finish and tuning process..And more pictures ;D
Woody it looks so far. Be sure to show us when you finish it. thmbsup
thmbsup As always, a beautiful build Woody.
Decided to do a simple stepped tang carving I found in a photo on a original English pistol today, also made my side plate after supper...cut from sheet brass and filed. I will have a little engraving added later by my mentor....I just can't seem to get the hang of engraving. LOL
Well it's 99% there, still need some tuning and touch ups. Sorry for the crummy photo..my camera died and I had to use my phone.
Good looking shoot gun thmbsup
dntn I like it....turned out great.
lookin good thmbsup and that photo taken with your phone looks more like a painting than a photo !
Thanks everyone, I'll try to get better photos when it's finnished and I can get a better camera.
Outstanding! Looking forward to more pictures.
Here are a few better photos, I still need to install the front side plate screw when I pick up a new supply this week and do the final trigger work (thus the wood flint rdfce
Those new photos really show it off. Very nice indeed. thmbsup
Love that patch box, love the color. love the details. As always a fine build, well done! thmbsup
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very nice work thmbsup
And when are you shipping it to me to test? You guys seem to keep forgetting rule number one: Red Badger must test all firearms shown on the site.... pnic
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