I posted in the newbee thread that I don't build Classic American Long Rifles, but since G. Elsenbeck said
Now the next thing you all have to master is how to put pictures of your items in the next post, Grin
And I did actually read the stated purpose of the Forum is
While the focus of this site is the American long rifle in all its incarnations, it is also a home for all those crafts persons preserving a bit of the past by building traditional muzzle loading sporting firearms and their accoutrements.
So I will play along and post pictures of my latest build and if they are not appropriate for this site, then a moderator can delete the post and I won't take any offense, I have enjoyed lurking here without posting anything for a long time so I don't think that will change.
This is an 8 Bore (.835") built on a Pete Allan casting Boxlock Action. The action is representative of an Edwin Wesson style of the 1860's. The rifle weighs 11 pounds, has a Sugar maple Stock, Rosewood Ramrod. The barrel is 32", 1:104 twist. The ball mould for this was made by Jeff Tanner. The barrel started out as a blank that I machined the flats, wedding band and taper turned the round on. The underrib is full length, I made it from scratch. I checkered it 20 LPI flat top, single cut edge(borderless). The metal is Rust Blued. All the load data is written on the sight in target.
If you have any question feel free to ask. Any comments or Critiques are more than welcome, how will I get better if people aren't honest with what they think.
And Like I said if this isn't appropriate for this site please remove it, I don't want to clutter up this place with something that doesn't belong.
Thanks for looking.
Colin