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Greg, I thought about a heel and toe clip but never had a piece with a Silvers pad so there it is. I do have a 16 & 20 ga Baker that I will also do. The H&T clip will go on the 20 and a skeleton plate will go on the 16. All will have a high grade of Eng. or Turk. walnut. Ken
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Ken:
Very nice work!
Is that bird on the left side a grouse or a pigeon?
Glenn
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Hi Mr. Glenn, It's a N.C. water turkey you fool (:^)). Next time I engrave one of your guns I'm going to surprise you with one of our local critters.
Ken Hurst
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Ken,
Wonderful work, so are you going back with a set of Damascus barrels?
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No Mr. Derrick, I got a set of steel bbl's for this piece even tho a nice set of damascus would have been welcomed.
Ken Hurst
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Ken, It sure is nice to look at the work of someone who really enjoys what he is doing, because it shows in the workmanship. Great Job, and yes keep us posted with pictures when it is completed. David
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Thank you David, I try and improve on each piece I do. When it is finished, I'll post pictures --- that is, I'll see if my wife can figure out how to post pic's.
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Originally posted by Ken Hurst:
Hi Mr. Glenn, It's a N.C. water turkey you fool (:^)). Next time I engrave one of your guns I'm going to surprise you with one of our local critters. I always wanted a gun with a possum on it, maybe an armadillo. Maybe a scene with it squished across the double yellow line. That of course would be the gold inlay. ;-)
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Ken,
You weren't kidding when you said that the screw was no big deal. Your work is absolutely extraordinary.
Phil
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I always wanted a gun with a possum on it, maybe an armadillo. Maybe a scene with it squished across the double yellow line. That of course would be the gold inlay. ;-) Now there is a grand idea! Now we need to come up with something for the other side. Maybe a couple of turkey vultures sitting on a fence in the classic "vulching" pose. This has possibilities... Glenn
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