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Fusil D' Chasse

Started by NAULTRICK1, February 16, 2011

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NAULTRICK1

I just finished, haven't shot her yet, can't wait!!!I really learned to love walnut with this build, tried to make everything as PC as I could, did a lot of research into what was plausible with the 1680 to 1730s era. The barrel is a Colerain 24ga,44" oct to rnd that I 16ed, the lock is Davis, everything else is made by me from scratch- barley corn sight, silver thumb-piece, trigger, trigger plate, trigger guard, side plate, butt plate, thimbles, entry pipe, RR and tip and the screws for everything(couldn't find any slotted screws anywhere) the screws were a real pain. I was really surprised how light and perfect a fit it seems when you bring her up to sight, they really knew what they were doing. Now I know why they were so sought after for so long. Hope ya like

mongrel

Yes, I do like. Very much. Fabricating the metalwork is in itself impressive and the gun is beautiful.

NAULTRICK1

Mongrol I've seen your work and that's pretty high praise for this po' country bumpkin, Thanks

old salt

Beautiful Is the only word that fits.
All gave some Some gave all

The Old Salt

Tim Burns


mongrel

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Quote from: NAULTRICK1 on February 16, 2011
Mongrol I've seen your work and that's pretty high praise for this po' country bumpkin, Thanks

I'm pretty good at what I do but I stick within my comfort zone, which is shaping wood and assembling other people's parts to that wood. I can cobble together some very functional but still very plain steel hardware, with access to oxy-acetylene and some form of wire-feed welder. As long as I stick to all that I have no problem accepting being told that I do good work.

My initial reaction to studying your gun's furniture was to assume high-grade wax-cast pieces from one of the better suppliers of such stuff, and that was after studying your gun overall and liking what I saw. The fact you made all that stuff bumps your gun and work from being really good, to what I said before -- flat-out impressive. thmbsup

Bison Horn

Sure is a beauty. Fantastic work.  thmbsup BH

Hawken50

 thmbsup Naulty,that is one fine weepon.Reminds me of an old girlfriend from way back.Long,lean,beautiful....and packed a punch and was loud as hell.......roflmao
"GOD made man and Sam Colt made em equal"
Well,you gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie?

NAULTRICK1

Many thanks everyone, Hawk Ol' buddy are you sure you should be talkin about old girlfriends with the little woman within earshot? Jus Kiddin Man- She' got to be some special ta be puttin up wit you-Jus Kidden again, ya know I loves ya-thanks fer the kind words

Otter

Just darn near speechless after looking at that beauty. Really good work!

Bulldog lady

AWESOME- You should be right proud and justifiably so.   :applause: :applause: chrrs  The handmade metal work just add the finishing touch- me want one -   again  beautimous!

Red Badger

after all this praise - all i can say is she is sure to spoil you so you had best just send her to me... I will take care of her in the manner she needs   bunkr

besides she will look great next to me in my french marine persona!
"The table is small signifying one prisoner alone against his or her suppressors..."

Hawken50

 :mini-devil-28492: ROFL ROFL Dont listen to that ol Badger,he made that same durn offer fer that old girlfriend i was tellin ya about.
"GOD made man and Sam Colt made em equal"
Well,you gonna pull them pistols or whistle Dixie?

NAULTRICK1

 hdslp I take it ya said NO, ROFL

Watauga

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hdslp I take it ya said NO, ROFL
Beautiful work NAULTRICK1  thmbsup thmbsup
Watch out for that French Marine Badger he wants your Fusil D' Chasse !