A big bodied fork horn with a hand crafted rifle.

wow, you guys are changing the way I look at muzzleloaders.I've always thought of a gun as a tool, something utilitarian, that gets the job done efficiently.My wooden stocked bp guns were both wrapped in camo tape.I left the tape on too long on
my new englander, and when I peeled it off it left a white residue.while not affecting the performance I left it that way.I'm ashamed to say it's butt ugly.The photos on this site show me that a firearm can be a beautiful thing. maybe an off-season
refinishing project is on the way. Thanks for a new outlook,
John

Very nice! You are very talented and do superb work.

I wonder how my Accura will look with hand made wood stock. I have no where near your skill with wood but I'm inspired by your work to give it a try.

That's a beauty and very unique. Congratulations in giving it a life and taking a nice animal with it.

That's some nice work! And shooting! Beautiful piece of wood on that rifle.

Very beautiful gun, you are a craftsman and an artist. Great job on the hunt as well.

AWESOME build,that is 1 great looking rifle and pics prove it is a SHOOTER. Congrats on your buck!

Really nice all around!

Congrats!
Good job.

Just as an FYI - there are guys at Friendship who do some slight modifications to Pete’s action to give it an adjustable trigger.

Also, have you thought about color case hardening the action ($150) and/or a period MVA style scope? I know sometimes this stuff can never end, but so far you labor has paid off.

Outstanding!! That's the first thing I change on all my rifles, Musket cap ignition is totally reliable. I have never had a misfire or hangfire.

Incredible! That’s my next big project I think, a wood stock for my Austin & Halleck. Don’t expect to get anywhere near as nice as that looks. Excellent work!!

Let me know when you start taking orders.