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When I did a lot of French and Indian war reenacting met I one of the founding four of the Vintagers, he was actually a pretty talented gunsmith (got to handle a 20 bore double flintlock fowler he built new - really nice) - he laughingly called his process "bottom feeding"
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Now that's a shotgun. Gotta love English guns. Even the lower tiered manufacturers produced guns with better engraving than 99% of the American manufacturers, including Parker.
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IMHO their ain't anything lower grade about a Lang, at least none of the sidelocks I've handled. Of course he was related to the Purdeys by marriage. Lee.
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Beautiful work!!
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Very nicely done. You have much to be proud of.
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07-22-2012, 06:03 PM | #18 | ||||||
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What a wonderful finish on the stock and the browning is perfect. Just great work! You could hang out your shingle...very, very nice indeed.
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