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Roy's new Hudson Valley fowler

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John Tice

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Roy is just putting the final touches on my new fowler. I have to say that I am simply blown away with the job he did. I can’t say enough good things about Roy or his guns. I’ve always admired these Hudson Valley fowlers and after shooting flinters for 20 years I thought it was time to get one and shoot it. Roy, you did an awesome job and thanks for all the hard work :thumbsup: (by the way, he did the trigger, thimbles, front sight, and sideplate himself too)

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Its drawn from a few, the time period we're going for is 1730s-1750s. Yeh, its just a tad on the long side. I really want to see how these handle for myself. It doesn't even weigh 10 pounds. The barrel is 55" and its a .69. Total length is 72 1/2" (taller than me). The stock is maple and the lock is a Davis. The butt plate and trigger guard are from The Rifle Shop.
 
you`ll love this gun.I bought a small version of a Hudson Bay fowler Roys Dad made
 
No wonder Roy's been kinda quiet. He's been busy inlettin that barrel. :grin:

Very nice looking fowler. Well done Roy. :thumbsup: GW
 
:shocked2:

It´s getting harder and harder for me to find proper words. :surrender:
Everytime I see the pics of a new piece of Stroh-art I think he can´t get better anymore. :nono:

Well, and then I see the pics of the next gun he made... :haha:
 
Very cool! :thumbsup:
Man, that's a lotta barrel! :shocked2: Yer gonna hafta sew 2 gun cases together...
 
John,

I held this rifle in Roy's shop when it was in the white and couldnt believe the balance and the light weight of it. Roy definitely does nice work!
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Gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous.

I'm really looking forward to joining the Roy Stroh gun owners club myself! :bow: Top notch.

Sure hope you let us all know how she shoots.
 

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