callenish gunner

thank you for the contact

That wouldn't be too hard to do ...The open work around the wrist of the stock looks as though it might have been a period repair ...

Some forges are better than others in India ...I have always heard that Indian guns were crap from so many reenactors who will only use Pedersoli or other "western manufacturers" because they claim the guns are more like the originals in quality ...My answar to that is Bull! I have worked on many originals and since they too are entirely handmade and parts hand-forged the Indian made guns are or can be just as reliable as originals while the computer controlled parts are more consistant and interchangeable like modern guns.

I have an antler fid made from Scottish Red Stag ...antler would be much more stable for fids than horn since horn can flake or scale

Lass, hope all goes well with the surgery and that Poppa recovers fully and quickly. Believe me I know how that goes. Our prayers are with you both and we know tha if you could be there you would ...We hope to see you both very soon and that the issues will be resolved ...God Bless and keep you both safe.

incredible work my lady!!!

very nice sir

warming it in an oven(above 180 F) and then pouring in hot brewers pitch and making sure to get a good coating inside would keep any contaminants away from you and keep the water safe to drink too

We'll down a bit early Salty has an interview on Thursday ...Here's hoping we'll have good news to celebrate over the weekend!!!

ok i have to ask ----what is the tariff for such a fine set

Good to see a lot of you young lads still about ...does an ol' man's heart good ...........Keep your site up -an excellent reference

Sweet ....wish I could afford that patterned blade model

Happy Birthday Lad!!!

it's later......................????????????????

Somewhere, Crispy, I have a shot I took at Ft Ticonderoga (NY) of a swivel gun with a yoke mount the looks like a blunderbuss on STEROIDS