Wheel lock...

[Roy]

Heres a link to the photo section of a pistol my Dad made. I realize that not everyone veiws the photo section here, but that where it seems that all the gun pics end up :v
http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/227484/

 

[PitchyPine]

Only thing this guy can say is that`s one beautiful firearm. :bow: :bow: :thumbsup:

 

[Leonredbeard]

Yeah, Roy,
I looked at it in the photo forum. With all that intricate wire work it is no wonder it took him so long. My eyes glaze over when I think of doing anything like that, and I go lay down until I get it out of my head. That pistole would make any 17th century nobleman proud to own. Well done!
volatpluvia

 

Heres a link to the photo section of a pistol my Dad made. I realize that not everyone veiws the photo section here, but that where it seems that all the gun pics end up :v
http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/227484/[/quote]


Hzzzar! Great workmanship.

CP

 

[Roy]

Thanks :thumbsup: I'll let him know :v

 

[kentucky bucky]

Wonderful!! Really has the feel of the old timers.

 

[cecil]

Awesome pistol!! Great workmanship!!!!

 

[TNHillbilly]

Tell us more about it! Did he make the lock-scratch, or kit? Has he shot it yet...seems the one problem we wheelie builders have: getting'em to fire! What caliber? He has to have unbelievable patience to do that much inlay.

 

[Roy]

The lock was from a TRS kit, the barrel is from Rayl the rest is Tom Stroh :haha: Its .54, he and David G here on the forum shot it. It was a bit aggravating to begin with, but he soon figured out the combination and has it working great.

 

[TNHillbilly]

If you can, knowing something of the 'right combination' might help me, and others get ours to work!

 

[Roy]

whats it not doing?