Thanks Larry!Very nice indeed! Good job, and great pics!
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Pecatonica Tennesse Classic; Pics and 1st Shot
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36 Cal.
Congratulations on you work building a beautiful rifle!
What do you mean by a "mid-aligned mainspring that will be corrected? I have the same lock for a TVM Leman rifle I hope to build, so I'm curious if I should be looking out for something. HaHa! I can only hope for ignition as fast as yours!
Good luck on your trip to PA!
What do you mean by a "mid-aligned mainspring that will be corrected? I have the same lock for a TVM Leman rifle I hope to build, so I'm curious if I should be looking out for something. HaHa! I can only hope for ignition as fast as yours!
Good luck on your trip to PA!
Thanks! I misspelled "Misaligned". The mainspring end does not rest on the tumbler correctly. In my post "Building a Pecatonice Longrifle"
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Beautiful is somehow inadequate; the purity of line stands out (as does the figure!).
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Nice rifle Bob. Good job!
dave
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That’s a wonderful compliment, thank you
Thank you Gtrubicon!
Thank you Dave, your a big inspiration for me. I’m grateful
Norman Brooks
45 Cal.
I like that color a lot, now I have to ask what did you use? Your customer is getting a really nice rifle...
WOW!
Crow-Feather
32 Cal.
Nice
I use a blend of dyes, followed by boiled linseed oil rubbed and rubbed and topped with a wiping varnish.
Norman Brooks
45 Cal.
Looks like I'm going to do some blending to get that cool color. Thanks
Thanks!
Very good work!
Fantastic wood, beautiful rifle!
Thank you Steve!
Hatchet-Jack
54 Cal.
Beautiful Job Pathfinder!
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