Brokennock
Cannon
Ah, the grey ghost, careful you don't lose her in the woods when you lean he against a tree or put her down.
Beautiful.
Beautiful.
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Nice piece of wood! Looks good.
qz2026_1
32 Cal
Well, it's done... A few boo-boo's along the way but nothing serious. I do have a slight gap between the barrel and the rear of the stock. Jim gave me an idea of the fix but it didn't seem to work. Also, pfff, I acquired a small scratch in the finish. I'll eventually resolve those two issues though. Overall, however, I'm quite pleased. It seems that even a rookie can put together one of these rifles.
The other examples in this post are extraordinary.
The other examples in this post are extraordinary.
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