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General discussion => Contemporary Longrifle Collecting => Topic started by: chuck c. on October 21, 2008, 01:25:02 AM
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Ken, that's another mighty fine looking hog rifle just posted on the blog! Excellent job on the tang inlet. I'm doing one now and that round part is tough! I have to say I miss the poured end cap. To me that's kind of your trade mark. I get a lot of inspiration from you and Ian, keep 'em coming! That rifle sure makes me wish you would do that trigger tutorial you mentioned a while back. If that sounds like a hint or plea, it was both! It's definitely the hand made stuff that make y'alls stuff stand out. Thanks again for sharing.
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Chuck,
Thanks for the kind words. The screw boss is a bugger to do. Beveling the edge is the key. Here's a little drawing that might help. Just about every original I have seen has gaps.
I'm taking pictures of the tigger set I'm making now. Maybe I can get a tutorial posted in the not to distant future.
Cheers,
Ken
(https://americanlongrifles.org/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi7.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fy298%2FPackdog1%2FGeneral%2Ftangdraft.jpg&hash=f81f5ee1efc270f1c1b1d52da0b63031c4cd08c3)
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"Screw Boss", that sounds a lot more profession than "that round part". I'd seen your illustration before and I did taper it, but it's still giving me fits! Like the originals the ones I've done in the past had gaps in the front, but a little brown accraglass makes it hard to see. I really appreciate the help I get from the people on this site, thanks again.
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I would love to see the trigger tutorial. Nice rifle by the way.
Keep up the good work
Marc