This post is in three parts. I wanted to give you as much information as possible about what your carving to assist you in completing this project. Another great source for antique arms information is right here on the internet. Just Google what you’re looking for.
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I did make one small mistake during my demonstration of loading the pistol. While you could load the guns cylinder with the cap, powder and wad with it removed you would have to replace it within the weapon to seat the lead ball. Sorry about that!
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If you think I’m getting a little windy in my videos just let me know and I’ll try to tone them down. As always, your comments are always welcome.
Thank you Lynn for the great explaning you've done on this video. Learning and loving every minute of it. Thanks and you and Judy have a happy and safe Easter.fred k
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynn and Judy for the fantastic videos.
ReplyDeleteLynn could you post again where you get your name plates from, thanks.
Lynn:
ReplyDelete3 great instructional videos (with a personal touc) as always.....and being verbose is what makes yours a pleasure to view......so kee on gabbin as your carvin, & we'll keep watchin'
Lynn: A new computer makes your videos fun and interesting to watch. My old machine was terrible. The audio was bad and the buffer would not load the picuture to ensure a continuous show. The new one eliminated the mess. Ahhh technology.
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Good to go over how you approach accessories. Thanks.
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