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54JNoll
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No fancy checkering or engraving but she has a charm all her own that she has earned by surving 200+ years. The Pan, Frizzen, Frizzen Spring and Cock are new. Everything else is original.

SXS Double Barrel Flintlock 24 ga Fowler.



And she still works too. With very light loads of course.

 
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A few photos of my Joseph Lang double rifle




The rifle is mine, the photos are not.

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All just beautiful. Here's my piece of 50's Americana; a 375 H&H by the A&M Rifle Company.







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Here's my piece of 50's Americana; a 375 H&H by the A&M Rifle Company.

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Shoot & hunt with vintage classics.
 
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just thought you might enjoy my Old Mauser 98 30-06

 
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Geronomo
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We enjoyed it...I don't think that blesbuck did!

Geronimo
 
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416 Dakota

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WVFred
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future centerfold beer


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Army Navy 450/400 3 1/4"


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Mannlicher-Schoenauer 1950 in 9.3x62, scroll engraving, Weaver 3x with post & crosshair.




 
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Tiggertate, I looked at that A&M rifle at the Hamburg PA Cabelas, wonderful engraving and casehardening colors on the action. Thought of buying it but hesitated too long !!
 
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54JNoll
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Another future centerfold.



 
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Just finished this rifle. Sauer 202 in .270
Buehler Custom Sporting Arms
 
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tiggertate
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Very nice Sauer. I have been ruminatimng about changing mine. Your's is good motivation!


"Experience" is the only class you take where the exam comes before the lesson.
 
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Mahillon 375 H&H


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Another future centerfold.





54JNOLL

Who did that fantastic metal work for you?
 
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My stainless, left-hand, long mag MRC with Krieger barrel and $2000 Richards Microfit stock is due out of the gunsmith's in less than two weeks. I can take the photos, but haven't a clue as to how to post them. Anybody want to help me out?
 
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Lar45
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Can I get the ugly duckling award for this one?


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You betcha! What is it?


"Experience" is the only class you take where the exam comes before the lesson.
 
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54JNoll
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22WRF: Roger Kehr did the bolt. Jim Dubell of Delta Gun Shop did the rest of the metal work. He made the Scope bases which had to be extra wide in order to hide some issues. Jim also made a new strattle floor plate and added a hinge and fitted it to the military milled bottom metal. Modified the shape of the trigger guard bow and added the floor plate release internal to the bow. Chic picked out the wood and is crafting the stock.
 
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Michael or Vigillinus

Who put together that Springfield? Could we have a few more details pleeeze?

Many thanks


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"We do not exaggerate when we state positively that the remodelled Springfield is the best and most suitable "all 'round" rifle".......Seymour Griffin, GRIFFIN & HOWE, Inc.
 
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22WRF: Roger Kehr did the bolt. Jim Dubell of Delta Gun Shop did the rest of the metal work. He made the Scope bases which had to be extra wide in order to hide some issues. Jim also made a new strattle floor plate and added a hinge and fitted it to the military milled bottom metal. Modified the shape of the trigger guard bow and added the floor plate release internal to the bow. Chic picked out the wood and is crafting the stock.


54JNnoll

When Chic gets done crafting the stock please make sure and come back on AR and show us photos of the completed work.
 
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Michael Petrov
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Michael or Vigillinus

Who put together that Springfield? Could we have a few more details pleeeze?

Many thanks


Last I heard from Vigillinus he was searching gun stores in Rome but has a computer. Short answer Griffin & Howe.

MP
 
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Short answer Griffin & Howe.


Thanks Michael


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