My latest build represents a American built fowler/Trade gun, based on the William Wilson trade gun in (For Trade and Treaty, pages 135-138), using a mix of French & English parts and influence. 42 inch .62 cal. tapered round Netting barrel, Chambers "Early Ketland lock, hand forged butt plate, trigger plate and trigger, commercial French trigger guard, and hand made side plate.
butt & side plates
Okay now, I really like that. The gun appeals to me on a couple of levels. Amazing work.
Quote from: Hanshi on September 13, 2019, 09:41:41 PM
Okay now, I really like that. The gun appeals to me on a couple of levels. Amazing work.
Thanks, I really like the way this one turned out. Did more aging on it, a few more pictures.
I second Hanshi's comments. Excellent work indeed.
Nice
very nice thmbsup , you can definitely see the french and the english influences in the piece !
I gotta say, the aging is absolutely first rate.
Amazing as always Woody! You are inspiring me to get back into the "build" mode and maybe even complete a couple of projects I started but put aside. Thanks for sharing.
Most impressive! dntn :applause: dntn
~WH~
I agree but then I've never seen anything you build look anything other than 1st class. thmbsup
So is that one for sale?? fncg
Quote from: CampbellClan on September 19, 2019, 11:57:24 PM
So is that one for sale?? fncg
Not at this time but these two are, I will have them at the 21st Annual Antique Gun & Arms Show (Newark). Date: 9/28/19. Time: 9:00am - 4:00pm. Place: Community Wesleyan Church, 161 Myrtle Ave., Newark, OH and the Log Cabin's Early American Trades Fair ...Saturday October 12, 2019. ... Log Cabin Shop 8010 Lafayette Road Lodi, Ohio 44254.
Man, I do like that shorty.