Rainy day here in NC. Made a sheath for my new file knife build. Got it stitched and stained today. First time making a knife and sheath, learned a lot and had a blast making them.
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Here it is done.
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Beautiful!
I just finished shooting and cleaning the 32 KY.
And filing down the front sight some more.
Last shot
Really trying to make it a good one.
I've gotta do something with that trigger though. It's at almost 12 lbs.
I think I'm going to order a silver blade front for it, too. Hopefully TOTW can add it onto the order I placed Friday.
And filing down the front sight some more.
Last shot
Really trying to make it a good one.
I've gotta do something with that trigger though. It's at almost 12 lbs.
I think I'm going to order a silver blade front for it, too. Hopefully TOTW can add it onto the order I placed Friday.
Very nice work.
Hit the steel plate 3 out of 5 times at 50 yds but by then the wind was 100 kms or so. Cleaned up and came home.
rhart
40 Cal
Sweet!
Worked on my powder horn. I was getting close to finishing. It cracked when I tried to put the plug in. I don’t think it was a good quality horn to start with. Time to start over.
Oh no!
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We had a nice break in the weather this afternoon so I got the Sharps carbine out for a few shots. Found that Black MZ needs a little "encouragement" by priming the nipple with FFFFg but otherwise got good ignition. Not a bad group twelve shots at 50 yards elbows on the bench top not on a rest
Except for a couple I pulled about coffee saucer size group and for a half blind old codger I will take it.
Tomorrow weather permitting 40 grains volume of FFg same bullet and we will see how that shoots.
Stay safe
Bunk
Except for a couple I pulled about coffee saucer size group and for a half blind old codger I will take it.
Tomorrow weather permitting 40 grains volume of FFg same bullet and we will see how that shoots.
Stay safe
Bunk
Oh well. Fecal matter occurs.
64Springer
75 Cal.
WARNING: Divert thy eye if modern black plastic offends thee.
Made a 10-32 tang nut, inletted it and countersunk the barrel for an allen head screw.
Took a Hogue pistol grip and epoxied a wooden tenon in place. It will be glued into the stock mortise and cross pinned.
Trigger guard bent to final shape and inletted.
Started beveling the stock corners to remove some of the chunkiness.
Made a 10-32 tang nut, inletted it and countersunk the barrel for an allen head screw.
Took a Hogue pistol grip and epoxied a wooden tenon in place. It will be glued into the stock mortise and cross pinned.
Trigger guard bent to final shape and inletted.
Started beveling the stock corners to remove some of the chunkiness.
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This looks very interesting. Do you have a thread of the build?
64Springer
75 Cal.
Go back to page 263 in this thread.
It starts off with a "Frankenstuffer" post and pics.
Completed another bag this evening. Cowhide body, deerskin pockets, Irish linen thread. No winter induced cabin fever for me. I stay plenty busy with these projects. Beats watching tv.... or maybe not. How would I know, I don't own one. 
Very nice work.Completed another bag this evening. Cowhide body, deerskin pockets, Irish linen thread. No winter induced cabin fever for me. I stay plenty busy with these projects. Beats watching tv.... or maybe not. How would I know, I don't own one.
Tacitus,
That is a beautiful bag. None of mine are lined, and I wish they were. The pockets are well done and should be very useful. Several of mine have pockets, but they are so small and stiff and flat they are useless. Mass produced bags - bought before I knew better.
That is a beautiful bag. None of mine are lined, and I wish they were. The pockets are well done and should be very useful. Several of mine have pockets, but they are so small and stiff and flat they are useless. Mass produced bags - bought before I knew better.
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