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General discussion => Gun Building => Topic started by: Waksupi on March 18, 2010, 02:14:39 AM
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Here is a rifle I finished up last month. I used Chambers Edward Marshall kit for this. The barrel and lock are French grey, and the rest is fire blued. I cut the cheekpiece and thumbpiece inlays from fine silver. Design elements stolen from various sources!
(https://americanlongrifles.org/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimg.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fv490%2Fwaksupi%2FJfulllength.jpg&hash=864617ff21abc9348fd7ca9b7398e196aec26f3b)
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Nice creative work; looks strong and Germanic but shows your own style.
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Very nice work. Congratulations on a fine build.
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Nice carving and a really nice bluing job.
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WOW!!!
Bill
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Rich, if you look close, that is one of your flints in the cock. Good flints!
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Very nice, love the carving, and inlays!!
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Nice gun I really like it!
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Rich, if you look close, that is one of your flints in the cock. Good flints!
That's a great sparking lock that seems to love those flints.
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Your rifle looks great Waksupi. You have gone to a lot of work with some fine detailing. Did you use a heat treating oven to get the fire blue so evenly?
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Your rifle looks great Waksupi. You have gone to a lot of work with some fine detailing. Did you use a heat treating oven to get the fire blue so evenly?
I worked with E.G. Smith for seven years. He is a master blacksmith, and taught me quite a bit in that time. The fire blueing was done with an oxy-act torch. I was lucky on this one, and didn't have to polish back to re-do any parts. Some times ya win, and some times ya loose on this. Same thing can be done with niter, and I was going to do it that way, but didn't have a container that would have been large enough to immerse the butt plate, or trigger guard. It can also be done in a lead pot.
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I like it!! especially like the carving on the patch box lid!! ;D ;D :D
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Great looking rifle! I like the use of wire inlay in the carving pattern.
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Looks great! It has a European influence/look to it. I like it,and it should be a good shooter. My complements. Gary
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It shoots well enough. This was after the final sight adjustment.(https://americanlongrifles.org/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimg.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fv490%2Fwaksupi%2FJtarget.jpg&hash=c53330b03737cdc0ae3e4290f8b0e62ae79d33e1)
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Looks like a good group. You didnt say what brand of barrel,cal.,and load. It will be a game getter for shur. Gary
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It's a .62 caliber Buckeye barrel. Load was 100 gr. 3F Schutzen.