http://www.davidchristmangunmaker.com/

Ya'll let me know what you think. It has been a real pain in the butt so far and it has a long way to go. At least I have 3 pages now, and I got my mug shot off of there (and replaced it with an even worse one ) I will try and get the picture page straightened up soon and add some descriptions to the pictures.

Mr. Dubell, If you can, please e-mail me those pictures of the guild guns. If you can’t e-mail them my address is;
Shawn Allen
200 Saterfiel Rd.
Sterlington, La. 71280

Thanks a lot and Ya’ll don’t be to hard on my web site building skills. They aren’t any worse than my gun making skills and if I keep at it maybe at least one of them will improve.

Shawn

Blutick,
It is taking shape nicely. One comment on the photo section. You have to scroll back and forth to see the photos. Most people don't like that. Make it easy to see the photos.

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Make it easy to see the photos

I second the not have to scroll. We gun nuts are lazy on the PC but will walk miles to look at a nice rifle.

Don't know if you plan on doing work like checkering, checkering repair if you do add it to the list even if it is "POR". People like me love to do the finish but have learned never touch a checkering tools.

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Make it easy to see the photos

It has been noted. Once I figure out how to line them up and put them where I want them It will be better. I do think I'm going to leave some of the pictures real large because other people have said they want to see the detail.

ramrod340

David will recut and repair checkering so I'm sure he would checker a stock that someone else has finished. Give him a call, thats really what the web site is for. Like so many others in his line of work he will try almost any thing once. Just tell him you want a tang safety put on a model 700 and see what happens.

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do think I'm going to leave some of the pictures real large because other people have said they want to see the detail.

Don't know if it is an option or not. I've seen numerous sites with smaller pictures with the ability to double click and enlarge. Maybe the best of both worlds.