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Unread 12-02-2016, 08:20 AM   #21
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That trigger plate is exceptional!
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Wow, those folks at Lemieux Armuriers really know what they doing. Beautiful.
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Wow!! Looks like something Ansley wished he could have been building.
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Absolutely top of the top shelf. Stunning, both metal & wood. Congrats.
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Woodcock and lightening bolt are done
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Gorgeous Brian. Can't wait to see the completed project.
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Very nice engraving but I'm really impressed with the sculpting of the bolsters and other areas of the frame.

Was that done by the gent in Calgary?





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Very nice engraving but I'm really impressed with the sculpting of the bolsters and other areas of the frame.

Was that done by the gent in Calgary?
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No the guy in Calgary is good with scroll but has very little experience with animals and animal anatomy. This engraving was done in Quebec City. http://www.lemieuxarmuriers.com. They studied in Liege Belgium at the gun makers school.

The majority of the metal shaping was done in Newfoundland, that was mentioned in the start of this.

I am very happy with the progress.
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More detail was added to "liven up" the Woodcock and my California Quail has taken flight! I like the dime to give you an idea of size.

Have a great night everyone.
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OUTSTANDING��
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