Flintlock Double
 

Will update later

Any pictures yet? The suspense is killing me.

me too...charlie

Having serious camera issues. Here is a glimpse of the 20.

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/n...psqr5sbxeb.jpg

Wow, you sure know how to tease.

Gorgeous. That wrist checkering looks a bit like the work of Fordney, one of the later period, Lancaster School masters. Any relation?

As my dad and I wanted something we can use in the field, we had Allan Sandy build this for us. Per the question on the wrist checkering, which is something I have admired on period guns, we requested this option this as well as some other items I will show when I get better pics.

While I am not really a hardcore flintlock or period gun person, I have always found interest in doubles. Having had a lot of fun with a 150 yr old percussion gun the last 2 years with dove, I thought this would be an interesting route. I have to blame much of this obsession on the fun I have experienced with Parkers and others which led to this fascination with doubles and BP.

mighty nice...charlie

One more rather bad picture.

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/n...pse4160cf3.jpg


Here is pic of another gun he did similar but with other unique features. Again, I will post better pics later.

http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/n...ps18cbfda2.jpg

Stunning!