Show me what a beautiful gun looks like! Photos Photos Photos please!

[muleman69]

Nothing nicer than wood (beautiful stocks) keep them coming

 

[butchlambert]

old school I guess...View attachment 1031144

Looks like a nice Springfield~

 

[M14AMU]

Tom Watson Flinter by Sharps Man, on Flickr

 

[jmm03]

Tom Watson Flinter by Sharps Man, on Flickr

This one just about trumps the springfield, something beautiful about a tiger striped stock and unadorned iron...

 

[Zero333]

Here's something a lil different.

My brother took an hour or 2 out of his life to re-finish this old SKS's stock. He never re-finished a piece of wood in his life prior to this one. 1954 sks.

 

[Bbear]

A couple of hunting rigs of mine.
Always had a soft spot in my heart for blonds...

But brunettes aren't bad either...

And a grand old lady - made in 1906. Stock replaced by my Grandfather after a particularly bad fall down a mountain in Idaho in 1912 for a whopping $12.50, shipped from St. Louis as I recall. 30 Win on the barrel.

 

[NorCalMikie]

Nice Flinter and couch too. Got a Flinter in the works but may never get it done. The spirit hasn't moved me enough yet BUT, it hasn't been forgotten.

 

[1K6BRA]

I like the muzzleloader, is that the "Hatchet Jacks" Genuine 50 caliber Hawkin?

 

[Huntschool]

Dont know that we have ever found a real Hawken Shop full stock flinter. Full stock percussion sure but flint..... I dont think so. Even so, I love em. That L&R lock would be just like the one they would have likely used. Are those L&R triggers or a set of Bob Roller stuff. Just askin

 

[M14AMU]

Fellows that 'flinter' was made by Tom Watson over in Georgia and he does excellent work! I think Tom sold me this rifle out of maybe an emergency for cash?????can't really say.......but I do know that he told me he hated to have to let me have it as it was probably one of the best shooting ML he's ever had over the previous 40 years! Has a Sharon 38" .50 cal. barrel, L&R Lock, and shoots lights out! Here's a target I shot with it when I was filing down the front sight and was learning how much of the front sight not to take when shooting at 100 yards. The two high shots were the first two and after an adjustment they went pretty much to center! I use 100 grs. KIK 2F powder and an .018" thickness pillow ticking patch lubed with Canola oil! Shoots quite well out to 200 yards I might add! I've forgotten????? what the triggers are but they sure work great!

Another photo showing the half stock .54 Caplock:

Muzzle Loading Rifles by Sharps Man, on Flickr

100yd by Sharps Man, on Flickr

 

[CT10ring]

what a great rifle, shooter & shooting.

 

[jamesdmock]

 

[jamesdmock]

The above is the new Sharps .45/90 and a Bagwell Damascus Bowie.

 

[Fast14riot]

 

[butchlambert]

A couple more:
A 45-70 Remington Rolling Block

416 Rigby on a 1917 Enfield

Stevens Favorite 22RF

9.3X62 double square bridge Banner Mauser

More later

 

[Prairiedogger]

Not mine. But I like the looks of it
https://forum.snipershide.com/forum...2-beautiful-work-from-canyon-creek-in-montana

 

[Albany Mountain]

Mine! on the wall.

Zehner "cigarette rifle" Springfield Armory 1903

 

[Albany Mountain]

And in the safe a factory Ruger 10/22

 

[Papa Charlie]

Besides my F-Class Rifle, I call this beautiful.
This is an M1 Garand, Winchester, one of 30k that had duplicate serial numbers with Springfield. Produced in June of 1943. I am still looking for the holy grail, its matching SN Springfield brother. Probably lost in a jungle somewhere, but I can hope.

 

[LarryDScott]

Lol. both the pretty ppcs are hers:-/

Troy, its natural for the one w/the most shooting talent to
have the most rifles. Just sayin. LDS