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Mark Black

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I finally got a new camera and decided to take some pictures of my Early Virginia Rifle. I love the way the grain pops in the sunlight :grin: And it is a great shooter. 50cal, octagon to round barrel and balances perfect!
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Beautifully built, too bad though it doesn't look like any Early Virginia, I've seen in books, or in person. Let me guess a TVM. Great looking gun though, well built. Virginia guns didn't have German locks, or Lancaster profiles. TVM builds a great gun, but about as H?C as a TC Hawken.

Bill
 
Bill, I don't know what I was thinking. I meant Lancaster. Not too sure on the TVM..... Still trying to figure it out. I actually have and email out to them now, hopefully they can give me more info. Thanks :hatsoff: Still one of the most beautiful hunks of curly I've ever seen :wink:
 
Just an absolutely gorgeous rifle !
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And sorry you got those completely unsolicited negative comments...they do not reflect the attitude of MLF members in general.

Let us know how she does at the range...
 
A Fine looking rifle, by anyone's standards. I guess the History police should be concerned with their own weirs and not other folks.....Range report when You get a chance...
 
i'm new to this site, but that's some fine shootin iron you have there!
 
Thanks for posting pictures of your fine rifle. I never get bored looking at rifles. :thumbsup:
 
Merry Christmas to you! Gotta love the eye candy!..that is some popping wood!.....Send a range report..Congrats!
 
Thanks everyone for the great comments!! And to Bill of the 45th, regarding his earlier comment, everyone is entitled to their opinions, but I would appreciate it if you kept yours off my posts...... :nono: It's comments like those that people might read and decide not to join this forum and deny themselves of a valuable resource.
 
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