10 GAUGE LIFTER CASE

[WHO]

Attached are photos of a 10 gauge lifter case I just completed. Included in the case are Parker loading tools and 2 5/8" "Track of the Wolf" brand brass cartridges. The antique gun case was purchased from Canada in need of a lot of work. It was purchased mainly because the 32" barrels fit perfectly in it. Click on photos to enlarge.

[Craig Larter]

WOW!!! That is beautiful!!

[Dean Romig]

Very, very nicely done!

What is that wooden shafted thing with the bone head next to the primer tin?





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[WHO]

Thanks, Dean! The wooden shaft tool is one I made from a 1/4" hard wood dowel and a handle I had from another antique gun case. I made the tool so I could push on the trip to release spring tension and lower the under-lifter. I thought this would be the correct way to store the gun.

[John Truitt]

wow. very classy

[Mike Franzen]

You did an outstanding job on that. It reminds me of the cased guns I've seen at the PGCA HOF banquets. I bet now you don't want to dirty up those brass shells by firing them.

[WHO]

Thanks for your kind words Mike. I am planning on loading the shells and using the gun for dove and maybe even some waterfowl once I buy some Bismuth shot.

[Hammer Gun]

As a hammer gun nut, I got to tell you that is a fine case and gun too! Gary

[WHO]

Thanks Gary. I too am drawn to the hammer guns. The guns are special and the old cases enhance their presentation.