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here are some shots of my 54cal colonial va made by Brad Emig from Cabincreek. The wood is presentation grade curly maple.
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And here is a pic of me shootin off of a "horse" at a rondy. Yes, I nailed the target
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Nice! :thumbsup:

They should make the horse shot more interesting though, a barrel or log on ropes so it moves. :haha:
 
I like the looks of a Virginia. That rifle looks sweet. Shootin' off a horse looks fun too. I'd like to see a shot straddling a split-rail fence. Now, that would be a measure of tolerance. :grin:
 
yeah that split rail fence idea sounds a bit painfull. The hardest part of shooting off of that "horse" was that the target was in front of the horse instead of an angle. That is why I was leaning back so far. Anyway it was good fun.
 
Nice Rifle! I think you ought to get a more comfortable saddle for your horse!
 
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