Can we see some Fowlers...

[tg]

I suspect we all done been there done that, part of the ML learning curve, enjoy the hobby, you have a nice looking gun there and the world is full of targets and critters, have a great time.

 

[John Wasmuth]

:thumbsup:

 

[lockjaw]

...My name is August West
and I love my Pearly Baker best
more than my wine
...more than My wine
more than my maker
though he's no friend of mine...

 

[August West]

...My name is August West
and I love my Pearly Baker best
more than my wine
...more than My wine
more than my maker
though he's no friend of mine...

Everyone said, I'd come to no good, I knew I would Pearly, believe them.
Half of my life, I spent doin' time for some other @#%^*$'s crime,
The other half found me stumbling around drunk on Burgundy wine


You've found me out, Workingman's Dead is playing right now. :wink: Chris

 

[Britsmoothy]

That looks stunning Squires :thumbsup:

Brits.

 

[hanshi]

WOW! This keeps getting better and better! Love those guns.

 

[robinghewitt]

Am I in trouble again? Have I got the wrong period? Thought fowler meant birding gun :idunno:

Having looked at all the pics, can't quite decide whether best in show should be Ricky's deliciously skinny piece by Mike Brookes or Kapellmeister's quasi-caliver. Both gorgeous :thumbsup:

Do we get to vote?

bestest

Robin

 

[gizamo]

I'd love to see some early Dutch Fowlers as would have been here in the early 1700's... :thumbsup:

 

[paulvallandigham]

Go back through the post. Someone posted a picture of a " club foot" fowler, which is a Dutch style gun.

 

[KHickam]

Here is mine.

 

[Maestro]

Similar, but not necessarily Dutch... here's my repro of an early (1710-ish) club butt doglock fowler built by Larry Williams. (I didn't post it earlier 'cause the original post was more geared to .62 calibers.)

More info and photos.

 

[napolean]

I never realy got the smoothbore bug, but I did buy this from Neshutsa Traders when I was just starting to attend Rendezvous back in the late "70's". Rick took $75.00 for it. 28 ga. made in Spain, I took the old basher lock off and put on one I had from Dixie.
Talk about plain, Talk about no drop on the stock, I have killed 1 (thats ONE) dove on the fly, but more than a few cottontails and bushy tails.
Jon D

 

[Darkgael]

Not a good picture of this poor boy. Nuttin' fancy like those beauties above.
In about two years, there will be another one.
For now:

 

[pichou]

Here's a buddy of mine guarding the mens room at the Museum of the Fur Trade with a original 1820's Hudsons Bay Co. presentation gun in like new condition.

 

[colmoultrie]

Wait! That's gotta be an Indian Repro! After all it doesn't have the....
nope, I couldn't keep it up.... beautiful piece. :haha:


I like your friend's outfit, but why does he have to guard the latrine so diligently? :idunno: Are the fumes that toxic to life, health, and general safety?

 

[alex efremenko]

My current FDC,46" barrel,.66 cal.
Euro walnut stock,weighes about 7.25 lb.

 

[Mike Brooks]

Great work Alex. :thumbsup:

 

[4570tc]

cptleo, Hey man where did you get that WILD front sight??????

That is fantastic!!

 

[Matt PA]

My 42" J. Brown .62 cal. Current loaded up and in the truck for turkeys the next few weeks.......

 

[DrTimboone]

Here is my little English style .62 cherry fowling piece/deerslayer