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I like it my only problem is I'am to anal and couldn't ignore the empty holes in the trigger plate when installed and would end up welding them shut or looking for a single trigger plate i think the St. Louis hawken is a single trigger with a long plate? or possibly the hawken hunter
Well I've got both of those models and they are doubles. But cva did make a few singles "unicorns" no rhyme or reason.
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Very nice job. Yankee ingenuity and self confidence win the day. Great work, enjoy your rifle.
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Log cabin called to let me know one item is out of stock. Happily they had a perfectly acceptable sub. Yea Log Cabin! 
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Another beauty Tom .
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Not exactly today. On Sunday we had some friends over for lunch after church. He had picked up a TC tree hawk at a local auction for 50 bucks! He told me to get it all dialed in with my boys. Then he wants to come over and have my boys teach him how to shoot it!!
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That's some now isn't it. He is going to pay more for powder and caps than he paid for the rifle. Good deal
Stopped in the local gun shop when I left work for some minnows and found 2 used rifles for $100 each! The disapproving look on my wifes face when I came walking up to the car with 2 guns was pretty funny!
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Thank you @WALT53 . These are a fun little project.
Norman Brooks
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That is gorgeous.
Norman Brooks
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So is your neck knife case.
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Really very Nice!
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polishing brass on the Kibler Colonial.
did i ever mention how much i detest metal work? if i was any good at it and could see it might be different.
finished the trigger guard and pipes. now going to attack the butt plate and trigger. maybe i will leave the trigger. better grip.
did i ever mention how much i detest metal work? if i was any good at it and could see it might be different.
finished the trigger guard and pipes. now going to attack the butt plate and trigger. maybe i will leave the trigger. better grip.
I believe I have heard that mentioned.
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Thumbed thru a 1985 TOTW catalog . I got to page that had the Rifles and pistols and noticed the prices and started to cry. LOL!
Hello Friends, well the weather is finally going to give me a chance to burn some homemade powder. I hope it’s as good as it looks.
I’m getting packed for tomorrow with and old gun and a new one.
In 1996 I bought the Uberti 2nd model Dragoon, pictured in the attached photo on the right. I decided back then, to fancy up the grips just a bit with some inlay. I have shot that revolver a bunch. Then when I retired in 2022, I bought myself another Uberti Dragoon. The new one kept crying for some special treatment too. Well here they are, a brace for slightly “blinged up” Big Dragoons waiting for tomorrow’s target shoot.
BTW That photo was just begging to be taken as I started to pack up. Thanks for indulging me.
I’m getting packed for tomorrow with and old gun and a new one.
In 1996 I bought the Uberti 2nd model Dragoon, pictured in the attached photo on the right. I decided back then, to fancy up the grips just a bit with some inlay. I have shot that revolver a bunch. Then when I retired in 2022, I bought myself another Uberti Dragoon. The new one kept crying for some special treatment too. Well here they are, a brace for slightly “blinged up” Big Dragoons waiting for tomorrow’s target shoot.
BTW That photo was just begging to be taken as I started to pack up. Thanks for indulging me.
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