Author Topic: Guns you have made that aren't that good, but you like them anyway?  (Read 6732 times)

Offline Mike Brooks

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Re: Guns you have made that aren't that good, but you like them anyway?
« Reply #25 on: September 01, 2017, 08:29:38 PM »
Mike:  your creative juices are wasted on prose...save 'em for gun building.
Yes, I believe you're correct. ;) Just returning a couple resent pokes in the eye. I think I'll remove my post and behave..... :P
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Offline JPK

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Re: Guns you have made that aren't that good, but you like them anyway?
« Reply #26 on: September 04, 2017, 02:42:09 AM »
Some of my shooting buddys kept after me to shoot a flint lock and wore me down. This rifle has moved me from a competent shot to last place in any match! I built it with good components and just an few thoughts on what form it would have. First attempt at engraving shows clearly. Now after months of fussing with it I'm starting to hit things and it's growing on me.
   



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