Traveling East, exploring 18th century arms and accoutrements on the way, discovering what has been lost.....
Showing posts with label 20ga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 20ga. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Officers Fusil
I was inspired to build this piece based off an mid 18th century advertisement. Stub twist .62 bbl, 9' of silver wire, and a butt stock bayonet I forged and made the mechanism for the buttplate.
Saturday, November 1, 2014
Graduation Smooth Rifle
This is a slim 20ga smooth rifle I built for my brother in celebration of his recent graduation from engineering school. Combining both English and Germanic influence, family heritage, some fraternal symbolism and a really nice piece of maple I think makes one fine sporting arm. Congratulations!
-A special thanks to the greatest silversmith this century, Cousin Dave-
-A special thanks to the greatest silversmith this century, Cousin Dave-
Rifle from the east heads west....to head east
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