Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Gun Building and Repair => Topic started by: Blackbruin on April 08, 2014, 09:15:31 AM
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Lg. siler I assembled from castings, chambers liner, colerain custom .66 42" c+ weight, D.Keck brass and barrel inlet rr hole, cut side plate from rh as pattern. Lmf mix, tung oil concoction.
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(http://i1304.photobucket.com/albums/s524/overheadmw1/DCC07ABD-9035-4665-80FB-225B6E7166DF-151-0000001FE0DB6D7C_zpsd98457ee.jpg)
(http://i1304.photobucket.com/albums/s524/overheadmw1/01B22752-273B-4901-ABD9-EDB26F5CCBBC-2076-000002581458481B_zpsf1bf6f39.jpg)
Big enough for elk?
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Wow! You do nice work.
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That is nice...and the wood is BE-U-T-FUL!
Al
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I bet she has a bit of "nudge backerds" to her.
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Cept for that fact that ya got the lock on the wrong side, she be lookin pretty sweet. Sure is a big hole in the end of that thing.
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Thanks, hanshi with 90gr ff goex and .640 roundball it was a powder puff. I'm thinking 120-130 for elk! Whatever is accurate!
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nice work
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I'll bet it will do as beautiful job on elk as you did on her.
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Nice all the way around...in addition to the wood, the barrel finish looks very nice...