Got a really photogenic pic of one of your boom sticks ? Post it

Beautiful! Also love seeing your work !

K Snow is giving Jack Whitman (call sign Gulo) some competition for the most interesting man on this forum.

This is all I have...

I got to ask wolfy what is the front scope ring attached to? That is a unique setup with that scope mounting. Scope is quite elevated then a high riser to get eye up there.

looks like a cantilever scope base

I guess it is favorite gun for what

this little lady sure is purdy but don't let her dainty size make you think she doesn't put rounds on target.

Not even close Lefty. Gulo's done more in a Sunday afternoon than I've done my entire life it seems.

But thanks, means a lot.

4 of my dad's work.

26 nosler

Quackenbush .308 air

My boy, .28 CZ SxS.

Well now that one kind of raises the bar at least a noticeable amount Any deer killed legally is a real achievement But of course we all have our own levels of self satisfaction I have never killed a deer that big nor have I ever killed a deer with a muzzle loader GREAT buck and a very nice gun Congrats .

Henry 22

Great Grandpa's old Baker 12 ga.

I don’t have any pictures of my “modern guns” but I have been wanting to try this one out. Just need to look into “legalities” of using it.

And here is one of my squirrel rifles

black powder arms as unregulated arms don't have most of the rules associated with modern firearms
as an example you can cut the barrel off a 50cal Hawken's at 12 inches and use it all you want with the stock on it.

however my suggestion is where you would get in trouble is letting it out of your sight loaded and not for firing it in a safe way.

if you bolt it down to a block of wood and fire it responsibly while you are present to see it , black powder basically avoids all the legal pitfalls of modern guns.