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Here's my three charcoal burners
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The bottom is my 1st build, went a little crazy-9 german silver inlays not including patchbox, wire inlays, relief caring. 4 months to do. Top one is Isaic Haynes pre-carve. Wanted something early, 50. getz,swamped, round bottom rifling, wooden patchbox cover. Good shooter. Pistol was a box of parts I picked up at an Eastern for 75 dols.Not quite correct a small siler would have worked better. 50. GM barrel. Bag is double bellows w/ goat skin back & flap , wool binding.
 
Heres Mine

The Top one is my 45 Caliber T/C Seneca, Got it when I was 9 years old.

Next is my 50 Cal Renegade with a 1-70" GM

A 58 Renegade with a 1-70" GM

A 50 Cal T/C Flintlock, T/C Barrel

Bottom is my 12 Ga NEW ENGLANDER

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AND NOW, MY PRIDE AND JOY >>>>

My 50 Cal Full stock Hawken my Father built and completed in April of 1981. He gave it to me on Thanksgiving of last year.
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I sure love my PRB Rifles!

Headhunter
 
well, I have posted most of them here one time or another I think...but here is a new one (on the way I hope):
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It is an early Lancaster with a Siler lock and Rice .54 barrel....
 
Here's the only one I have with me at school ( I have a .45 percussion pistol, a .45 perc. darrenger and a .50 perc. hawken at home) This is a .50cal flintlock made by Austin Halleck Co. Got it for Christmas this last yr.-dying to shoot it!
Sorry, not the best pics.
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here are a couple :grin:
the rifle in the middle isn't my work..My friend Geoff Jones built it for me
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Congratulations on the rifle and the buck. Both are beautiful. :bow: :bow: :bow:
 
thanks, that was five years ago, I should pull another tag this year. I am very happy having a draw only unit to hunt. It may take five years to draw a tag but well worth it.
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I've got one of those too but I didn't put it together. Nice lookin black rifle there :thumbsup:

Oh, and the Springfield, 1861 and 1858's are also cool :)
 
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this is my ben. mills target rifle
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Koster target rifle
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sideslapper.54 :grin:
 
Spud,
Those look like some serious and expensive firearms. Are they slug shooters? And I imagine you can shoot a thousand yards with them? Do you do serious competition with them? I really like the way the grain follows the wrist on that first one. The back action lock should not crack the wood with the grain running that well.
God bless.
volatpluvia
 
Extremely easy to put together, yours is better and more fun to shoot than mine I am sure, because here in California I have to have a fixed 10rd magazine...gotten open the top to reload, kind of sucks but it's still a lot of fun! :grin:
 
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