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Your Stuff #1  

     Send me an email with photos of your rifling bench, boring machine, or reamer and I'll post them here.   If you're hammering out a barrel, I'll be happy to include that, too.  Please include a short write-up that tells what picture(s)  are all about....and your real name and not some mountain man moniker like Possum Belly Joe or Old Griz, so you receive proper credit. 

     I reserve the right to limit the quantity, size, and content of the photos.   "Borrowed" photos from other websites or publications of any nature, are off limits and cannot be accepted. Please make sure you own the photos.

   

     Will Jones, who lives in England, built a small rifling bench for a pistol that he made.  All metal pieces of the pistol were fabricated from pattern welded steel.   Fabricate each and every part of a pistol by hand, rifle it on the bench you made, and assemble it makes you a gunsmith in my book.  Good job, Will!

 

 

     The following shot is of Brother Jim Sichlau from Illinois and his rifling bench under construction.  I've seen it and it looks great.  Wish he'd send a photo of it completed.

     Below is Mr. Mike Wiggins from Kentucky putting his modified Toad Hall style boring and reaming machine through it's paces.  Mike is like me.  He took what he had on hand and made something from it.....and it works!  He was clever and rigged up a weight system to help him out while he works one man fashion.  Added an old treadle sewing machine, too.  I enjoy seeing what guys from the Land of Make-do accomplish.  The second shot is an overall view.