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I got some pics from Roger Kehr today!
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All the stipple work and lettering is done. The scroll work starts next week. I couldn't be happier with it. Roger is a true artist.













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Don't make it so nice that you would be worried to take it afield.
Its looking goood!
 
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I like the gold inlay the best.
 
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Beautiful!
 
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I LOVE me some stippling! that all beautiful, his usual standard of quality.

I only worry that you're about run out of windage on that leaf.

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Terry-

That's drop dead gorgeous, but, I wouldn't expect anything else from one of your projects.

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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TC,

That's just MAGNIFICENT in every respect.
Kudos to Scrollcutter!!! tu2

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Very Nice!!!


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Who did the scope bases? Very nice!


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Lee, Shane Thompson did those.

Here is what the gripcap is going to look like. It'll have a little scroll with it I think.


What Roger is doing to this rifle is simply amazing.

Terry


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Terry,

Here's the completed grip cap design layout.



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Outstanding! Wow, that is nice.
 
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Terry,

Really nice stuff....looking forward to seeing the completed rifle!
 
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True gun porn.
 
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Roger, do you do your stippling with some sort of fixture or machine, or do you hand-prick every stipple with a punch? I've made some multi-point stippling tools, out of reshaped and rehardened punches, but have never been perfectly satisfied with the results. I know that many traditional hammer-&-chisel engravers actually use a power tool for their simple stippling and shading but I don't have one.

Do I need to start saving for a machine or do I need to cultivate more patience with the hand stippler? Or maybe start using a different hand stippler? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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Terry,
You deserve the beautiful rifle that you are putting together. You have some top notch craftsman working on it for you.
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Gripcap finished. Simply amazing.

Terry


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Really, really nice in every respect. Terry you've hit a home run with this rifle. Kudos to everyone involved.


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Beautiful. I covet.
 
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I use a chisel shaped punch about 80 or 90 thou wide. I stipple in 3 directions. 0, 45 left and 45 right. This gives a uniform non- directional matte.

Hand or machine... shouldn't make much difference either way.


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Nicely done again, Roger!


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I use a chisel shaped punch about 80 or 90 thou wide. I stipple in 3 directions. 0, 45 left and 45 right. This gives a uniform non- directional matte.

Hand or machine... shouldn't make much difference either way.

Thanks, Roger. I figured that the machine would be lots faster for at least the larger open areas but the little punch you described is a lot cheaper.....
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Terry, that looks fantastic. It is the little details that really make a gun like this stand out and you have one of the best in the business working for you. Congratulations my friend.


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Roger is an amazing artist.

Roger sent some pictures of the floormetal yesterday. I was speechless for awhile. This thing is going to have a look to it.


Terry


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I usually roll my eyes when everyone starts falling all over themselves to complement the latest custom work to be posted. It is usually very nice but I really can't see getting too worked up about it.

But Mr. Kehr's engraving is a different story. Engraving usually leaves me cold, but Roger's work is always amazing.

Mr. Kehr, looking at your engraving is an experience that I can't describe except to compare it to looking at a painting done your favorite painter(for me that would be Van Gogh or Monet). My eye is drawn in, but I can't focus on one detail because each detail draws the eye to the next. Amazing work!


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Damn, Terry! That is beautiful! I'm proud to won some of Roger's art!


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I usually roll my eyes when everyone starts falling all over themselves to complement the latest custom work to be posted. It is usually very nice but I really can't see getting too worked up about it.

But Mr. Kehr's engraving is a different story. Engraving usually leaves me cold, but Roger's work is always amazing.

Mr. Kehr, looking at your engraving is an experience that I can't describe except to compare it to looking at a painting done your favorite painter(for me that would be Van Gogh or Monet). My eye is drawn in, but I can't focus on one detail because each detail draws the eye to the next. Amazing work!

I have seen some nice art before on some firearms but this is unlike anything I have seen. The others I would see take a second to look at it and move on calling it too much. But this just flat out is fantastic. I have yet see anything come close to this.
I just do hope its not done on CNC!


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I just do hope its not done on CNC!


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I got the last pictures from Roger today. What can I say? I knew when I called him I was going to get a nice engraving job, but I would have never imagined the results.

This is going to be a beautiful rifle.







Terry


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If that was done on a CNC I would like to be the programmers manager. We would make millions together.

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Sounds like a business plan!


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I got the last pictures from Roger today. What can I say? I knew when I called him I was going to get a nice engraving job, but I would have never imagined the results.

This is going to be a beautiful rifle.







Terry


Tell that guy I m moving in to learn the trade!
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