Ohio Outdoorsman
Absent Comrade
UPDATE: 01/21/10
I have decided to name my rifle LEGACY. The complete project pretty much details how I have tried to live my life, raise our boys to live theirs and tutor and mentor those that have worked for me over the years. When you start something, do it right, take no shortcuts and finish it. My motto has always been a tough one to uphold, "ANYTHING LESS THAN PERFECTION IS UNACCEPTABLE" I know perfection is not always achievable but knowing you strived for it is what counts. This rifle is my final "LEGACY" for my family to remember. While not perfect, It's Damn close.
I want to thank each and everyone of you I really appreciate all of the comments and replies.
I started this project 01/03/09 and finished it 12/12/09.
This is the first Muzzle Loader I have ever tried to build from scratch.
The barrel is an antique 45 caliber that was never used, I cut it to 38".
The double set triggers and all of the Silver hardware are handmade.
I did not use the Butt plate or trigger assembly shown in the first picture
The lock is a Siler. I'm open for suggestions for a name for it?
Here is a link to a picture heavy photo essay of the complete project
Ohio Outdoorsman.com :: View topic - Muzzle loader project
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I have decided to name my rifle LEGACY. The complete project pretty much details how I have tried to live my life, raise our boys to live theirs and tutor and mentor those that have worked for me over the years. When you start something, do it right, take no shortcuts and finish it. My motto has always been a tough one to uphold, "ANYTHING LESS THAN PERFECTION IS UNACCEPTABLE" I know perfection is not always achievable but knowing you strived for it is what counts. This rifle is my final "LEGACY" for my family to remember. While not perfect, It's Damn close.
I want to thank each and everyone of you I really appreciate all of the comments and replies.
I started this project 01/03/09 and finished it 12/12/09.
This is the first Muzzle Loader I have ever tried to build from scratch.
The barrel is an antique 45 caliber that was never used, I cut it to 38".
The double set triggers and all of the Silver hardware are handmade.
I did not use the Butt plate or trigger assembly shown in the first picture
The lock is a Siler. I'm open for suggestions for a name for it?
Here is a link to a picture heavy photo essay of the complete project
Ohio Outdoorsman.com :: View topic - Muzzle loader project
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