C grade

[Herb Hewlett]

Thanks all for helping me clean up this lifter,it turns out that 140 years of gunk is indeed the culprit in the hard to cock hammers ,with the amount of Grouse and Woodcock hunting I'm doing, I don't have much time to finish up this C grade.Maybe late season [December] .Right now I'm using a repro and an English sidelock and occasionally a lifter in 12 ga.. All have taken Grouse this year that Hooch has pointed,so for me a banner year so far.Headed back up to camp tomorrow for another week then if the snow flies maybe track that big buck that I know must be out there. Sometimes I feel I'm the luckiest person in the world. Best to all and thank you for your help. Herb

[ArtS]

Originally Posted by Richard Flanders

I use lacquer thinner in my sonic cleaner and toss the pieces in a day early without running it. Turn it on the next day and all the nasty goo just disappears.

That sounds like it would really clean. Better be sure of the electrical classification of the machine. That could be an instant time bomb depending on quality and electrical environment rating.

[Hammer Gun]

How about a photo?

[Herb Hewlett]

Just returned from Grouse hunting,will try to post some photo's tomorrow.

[Herb Hewlett]

I'm not so good with computers and can't figure out how to post pictures taken
with my cell phone,not even sure where to send them. Herb

[Kirk Potter]

Here you go Herb.

[mobirdhunter]

One day I hope to shoot one like that. What a nice gun!

[Herb Hewlett]

Thank you Kirk for posting the pictures,I had forgotten I sent them to you.

[John Davis]

Herb, what’s the serial number of that gun? Thanks, John

[Herb Hewlett]

serial # is 15779