Edward's Gun Repair

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Just finished up a stock for a r***r no 3. I have it next to an original no 3 for comparison. Forend and butt-stock were reshaped, then a hand rubbed oil finish applied before checkering them.

So... a box of parts came in the other day. Put it all together and only 3 parts missing and a screw.

Working on a couple Italian C**ts. 1849 model with a 32 s&w conversion cylinder. 1847 C**t Walker .

Complete restoration on a "Little Pet" shotgun. Probably made in the 1880's. Came in as a brown rust ball. It shots the predecessor to the 410, a 44XL, which was a modified 44-40.
I saved the original bluing under the rust.

New c**t python, trigger job. These are coming from the factory at about 9.5 lbs double action and 5.5 lbs single action. I brought it down to 7 lbs double and 3 lbs single, per the customer's request.

Auto ordnance Thompson 1927 model. Detailed cleaning, inspection of all parts and l**e. Original factory oil had "varnished".

C**t, 1878 model, detail cleaning and fit a new hand in it. Now its ready to go shoot some 44-40!

Doing a little afternoon threading.

1861 Navy Model Sharps and Hankins. Originally used the 52 Spencer rimfire cartridge. Did a centerfire conversion, keeping as much of the rifle original as possible, and can be easily changed back to rimfire. I was very surprised at how accurate it shot. 460 gr bullet over 30 grs of black powder. Bore diameter of .540"

1906 Savage pump action 22. Brought back to life with parts from a donor gun and a new barrel liner. Original bluing, stock refinished

Custom hand cut checkering on a curly maple stock. 20 lpi.