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Elk antler stock
I have posted before about being a "grip" maker rather than making "stocks" for Smith & Wessons. Being a "stock" maker brings to mind what I DON'T make. I came across an actual elk antler stock and snagged the pics. That is some serious UGLY into which someone put a lot of effort. I recall seeing a Winchester 1894 at a gunshow in Denver that was highly engraved, gold plated, and had an elephant ivory butt stock and forend. That would be at the other end of the scale.
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I actually think it's quite unique, and a nice show piece, as well as a good daily use weapon. No need to worry about scratches.
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02-23-2021, 04:49 PM
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Last time I worked on a piece of antler the smell reminded me so bad of the dentist that I had to quit. Maybe it is just me but PU that stuff stunk.
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oddly interesting. thinking on my stag handgun "stocks" , that thing ought to be heavy. i have never seen or heard of such. thanks for sharing. krs/kenny
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Maybe if we call it folk art ��
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02-23-2021, 06:15 PM
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There you go .... I think "folk art" nails it !
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I've been looking all over for a football bat!
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There you go .... I think "folk art" nails it !
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It’s folked, for sure.
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Definitely not up to bigmtnman's work. One of these days...
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