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    Dragoon

    Since you fellows have been having such a good time with Walkers and their kin, I decided to wander a couple blocks to Thunderstick Trading here in Tucson and take a look at what they had. There were specimens of just about every Colt cap-n-ball ever made. Felt like a kid in a candy store...
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    Dark Lady

    Here are some photos of Dark Lady, my Jakob Dickert Pennsylvania long rifle, built from a TOW kit. All of the iron work is heavily browned. The stock is much darker in person, with only faint red undertones. I went a little nuts on the carving and am very satisfied with the results. The lock ia...
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    Close one

    I've been making excellent progress on the Dickert rifle that I got from Via Lupus (Track of the Wolf). Inlays are done, stock carved, sanded, whiskered and finished. The barrel dovetails were done early in the progress, and so yesterday I knocked them out to start draw-filing and polishing the...
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    Jakob Dickert rifle

    Well. I've taken the plunge! Last week I had a very successful knife show in Pasadena. Taking some of my ill-gotten gains, I have ordered a Dickert rifle kit in .50 calibre from the good folk at Track of the Wolf. With the extras and the graving tools that I needed (It's been over 30 years since...
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    Shooting bag

    Been meaning to make one of these for years, but never got around to it. When our fearless leader Claude posted a pattern for a shooting pouch, it seemed like a good time to get started. Naturally, being an inveterate tinkerer and hard-core leather worker, it wasn't possible for me to leave...
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    Neo-Tribal Bowie

    Here's my latest Bowie, a decidedly Neo-Tribal Metalsmith knife. The foot-long blade is 5160, etched with ferric chloride to show off the differential hardening, as well as to antique it. The "Ha'penny" crossguard I forged from mild steel and browned, as is the buttcap. Both have filework. The...
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    Voyageur's blade

    IMG]http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z25/cprokopp/Voyageur2.jpg[/IMG] Here's my latest: a neat little French trade knife with a rawhide sheath. The roach belly blade is 5 inches long and forged of 5160, etched to antique it. The grip is quarter-sawn white oak. I'll be cranking out a series of...
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    Customized Deringer

    Customized Deringer Now that I've figured out how to post images, here's my latest project. It started its existence as a Deer Creek Philadelphia Deringer kit. it's a good little pocket pistol, but esthetically it left a lot to be desired. The lines are only vaguely like those of Henry...
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    Good morning

    Just an introduction of your humble. My name's Charles Danesti Prokopp of Tucson. Besides smoking up the place with front-stuffers, I'm an actor, bladesmith and cordwainer. Doing things the hard way is a habit of mine: I've never purchased an off-the-rack muzzleloader, preferring instead to...
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