Hammer 10 Work Completed
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My 10 gauge Grade two hammer gun was returned from Brad Bachelder's shop this week.
Brad did a full restoration on this 1884 three frame 10. The finish was in rough shape, but the wood had no cracks and the minimum barrel thickness was .058+. I spoke to Brad after I was stunned by the quality of his work on Gary Carmichael's 10 under-lever “Just another C Grade” posted here last year. This Grade Two hardly matches the beauty of that C grade, but it does have a nice Damascus pattern. I posted several pictures on this forum of this old duck gun before I sent in in last year: http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=11240 Anyway, I am very pleased with the results and it was a pleasure dealing with Brad and his staff. My apologies for the so-so quality of the pictures, I was hoping for cloudy-bright conditions to shoot out of doors, but it was just another sunny California day. Patrick |
very nice
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I really like the grade 2 hammer 10's. I have one that is a close match to yours and it is death for turkeys, duck and geese. Brad did a great job on the resto.
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I like that a good bit even though I'm not real big on restore refinish !
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What was done with the buttplate since you had a 3 frame sized plate and a 2 frame size was put into it? Wood taken down?
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really looks good...brad sure got a good hand at makeing these old guns look new again...charlie
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