Here is another one that is just about finished.
No, it is not a hybrid or sporter. It is an 1892 Pattern Trials Carbine that I have put back to factory spec.
You will notice that it has a regular rifle bolt and ten round magazine.
Working on the linseed oil finish right now, once a day for a week, once a week for a month and once a month for a year.
I made the forearm myself and I didn't have to dye the wood to match the original finish butt stock, the dry walnut is darkening nicely as it sucks up the oil.
I have had the thing for years, got it shooting in sportered wood and have used it a a deer gun for the bush here in Ontario.
Over the years I gathered up the parts I needed to restore it. The nose cap being the hardest part to find and is a take off from a Mk.I Martini Enfield cavalry carbine. So although it took me a day or so to restock it, the restoration actually took me ten years.
How do I resize photographs to make them bigger?
No, it is not a hybrid or sporter. It is an 1892 Pattern Trials Carbine that I have put back to factory spec.
You will notice that it has a regular rifle bolt and ten round magazine.
Working on the linseed oil finish right now, once a day for a week, once a week for a month and once a month for a year.
I made the forearm myself and I didn't have to dye the wood to match the original finish butt stock, the dry walnut is darkening nicely as it sucks up the oil.
I have had the thing for years, got it shooting in sportered wood and have used it a a deer gun for the bush here in Ontario.
Over the years I gathered up the parts I needed to restore it. The nose cap being the hardest part to find and is a take off from a Mk.I Martini Enfield cavalry carbine. So although it took me a day or so to restock it, the restoration actually took me ten years.
How do I resize photographs to make them bigger?
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