Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Traditional Firearms => Flintlock Long Guns => Topic started by: RobD on November 06, 2014, 07:19:13 PM
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... cousin larry, his first tip curtis - CONGRATS! :bl th up
(http://i.imgur.com/Z6VSjrX.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/cvOCmj7.jpg)
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And she's a real beauty !!
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The flint lock is obvious.
Any more known details?
Looks like a great place to start. Nice piece of wood.
John
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Burl maple, all iron mounted, Davis double set trigger, Siler/Chambers Deluxe lock, 42" swamped Colerain barrel.
I'm lovin her !!
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Well yeah, I'd love to have one like that too! Very nice, what caliber?
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.45
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:shake [/color]
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Thank you sir !! Tip told me it was nice wood, so I took his word for it, and plenty happy I did.
Sure wish he knew how to use a computer a little better .
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Beautiful rifle ! I recently met Tip and picked up a rifle at his shop, what a nice guy, i'd trust his judgment and order over the phone from him any day.
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I've seen his work in person, and read alot of reviews and kinda knew I couldn't go wrong. Couldn't be happier !!
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That certainly is a beautiful rifle from Tip.
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Thank ya Hanshi, and yer sure right about old guys nowin stuff !!
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Ol' Tip makes a fine rock lock. :hey-hey
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Thanks Poet, very happy to see that ya'll like it as well. You see lots of flinters with the stripes from head to toe, but this one's kinda cool cause it's got stripes in the forend, and burl in the butt.
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Neat and clean, looks like a good supply of white ash firewood there.....
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Yep, with a little maple and cherry. Sure wish there was some oak around, but there's narry a one where i'm at ! Ergo, not too many squirrels either.
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Beautiful rifle Larry!
The 45 calibers are my favorite.
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Thank you Renegade ! I'd like to see some pics of other members rifles, where are they all ?
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I like it
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! I'd like to see some pics of other members rifles, where are they all ?
Larry,
After seeing yours mine went running to the gun room,closed and locked the door.....
embarassed :walk them out for a shoot. :shake [/color]
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:bow
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okie dokie, here's my tip curtis "poor boy"- .45, 36" gm straight barrel, brass furniture, stock is "plain maple" (i swear, that's what tip called it!), all the iron will stay in-the-white, i did the staining and finish. larry, we gotta make smoke and fire soon!

(http://i.imgur.com/82h6XyQ.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/2RABn9p.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/qx3iJRc.jpg)
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Yes Sir, we sure do !!
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This was a little 4 bore double rifle
(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii161/bigsmoke72/4BORE001.jpg) (http://http)
And from the business end, a .530 ball for comparison
(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii161/bigsmoke72/4BORE023_edited.jpg) (http://http)
Smaller guns to come later
John
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Bigsmoke, is that a Tip gun ?
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And from the business end, a .530 ball for comparison
(http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii161/bigsmoke72/4BORE023_edited.jpg) (http://http)
Yore gonna need a REALLY thick patch on that'un....
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Not if I use a .980 ball in it. Then one of those round cleaning patches works pretty good.
No, this is not a Tip gun.
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:hairy :party
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Gorgeous wood on that .45!
I wish my budget would support my lust for beautifully stocked muzzleloaders.
Can't complain, though. Have some really nice ones.
Ron
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Thanks much Ron. How bout posting some pics so we can see what ya got ??
Larry
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Larry,
Look down a few topics in this Flintlocks forum and you will see my thread on the Neil Fields rifle.
I have an Ohio style, part Vincent style caplock with beatiful burl walnut that I will post when I have a chance.
Cheers,
Ron
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Okay Ron, will do ,and thanks.
Larry
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Hey, John--we got a wooly mammoth season coming up here in Californee?