Flintlock Rifle - John Armstrong copy

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Just finished this copy of a John Armstrong rifle. Built from a plank, using a 50 Cal. green mountain barrel, Chambers gunmaker's lock, modified slightly, and appropriate hardware from MBS.

Thanks for looking.

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I am in great envy of your inletting skills and I sure like how everything comes together.

You have every right to carry and display that rifle with pride.
Very well done, Sir.
 
Thank you all for the positive comments ,I posted another nice rifle under Gunsmithing, 54 Kibler rifle. Well post next photos on this forum if the interest is there. Thanks again Wayne.
 
It is difficult to make a living building rifles like these.The parts to build a nice gun are $1000 to $1400 U.S. 100 to 250 hours [never keep track of time] depending on embellishments, so that makes it quite expensive and there doesn't seem to be a great demand in Canada. I have bean building for years, mostly rather plain guns and in recent years have put more effort into guns like you see here so I am building what I like and not what someone else wants. Wish I was more computer smart so I could post more photos. Anyway thanks for your thoughts, my hope is that by sharing these photos others may be inspired to do the same.
 
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