Indians For Guns

I was away from this forum for a long time. Please check out my new gun room and collection at http://baldabe.imgur.com/
Thanks for looking and please let me know what you think.

Abid

> Welcome back baldabe!
> Awesome collection friend...
> Waiting to hear more
Briha

welcome back

Welcome back Abid.

Your fantastic gun room shows how busy you had been while in exile



TC

Very true TC. I got rid of a lot of guns and bought a whole bunch more. Now with the support of my lovely wife, I have a 'gun room" where I can safely display my firearms.
I actually have a couple more that I have not displayed yet.
Thanks for the welcome back.
Abid

baldabe wrote:Very true TC. I got rid of a lot of guns and bought a whole bunch more. Now with the support of my lovely wife, I have a 'gun room" where I can safely display my firearms.
I actually have a couple more that I have not displayed yet.
Thanks for the welcome back.
Abid

Now with the support of my lovely wife, I have a 'gun room" where I can safely display my firearms.

> I wonder how many of us could proudly say this
> Waiting to see the additions...

Briha

baldabe wrote:Very true TC. I got rid of a lot of guns and bought a whole bunch more. Now with the support of my lovely wife, I have a 'gun room" where I can safely display my firearms.
I actually have a couple more that I have not displayed yet.
Thanks for the welcome back.
Abid

Waiting to see the unseen ones
Well, I am lucky too on the home front.... just that I have to seek permission to carry out day-long projects on Sundays. Sure, you know what I mean.

TC

Thanks Briha and TC.
I am waiting for some parts of the Henry 22 lever action to be refinished and I am refinishing the stock myself. The sights for it are already on hand, Skinner peep sights in Blue steel and brass. The other is a UTAS-15 shotgun, bullpup style, 12 gauge, 14+1 capacity. That is being shipped as we speak. Then have to work on the display pins and rearrange the firearms.
Regarding Sunday day long projects.... that is a sore point with my wife too. But overall its is all good.
Abid

baldabe wrote:Thanks Briha and TC.
I am waiting for some parts of the Henry 22 lever action to be refinished and I am refinishing the stock myself. The sights for it are already on hand, Skinner peep sights in Blue steel and brass. The other is a UTAS-15 shotgun, bullpup style, 12 gauge, 14+1 capacity. That is being shipped as we speak. Then have to work on the display pins and rearrange the firearms.
Regarding Sunday day long projects.... that is a sore point with my wife too. But overall its is all good.
Abid

What a Coincidence ! I am also working on a similar project ... and much much older than your Henry. Its supposed to be a surprise that I promised to some of the forum members. Just hope to finish in time and put up here.
The UTAS-15 sounds real action to me
Best wishes for both

TC

PS Skinner peep sights in blue and brass .... now that's a classy look

TC,
Looks like we have very similar tastes. The Skinner sights look very nice. I am looking forward to putting that together. I actually prefer the "cheap" Henry's feel to my much more expensive Browning BL22 which I sold.
Look forward to seeing pictures of your project.
Abid

Welcome back baldeb,

A gun room in TO - excellent idea! I especially like the brass that you have used as hand gun supports on the wianscotting.

baldabe wrote:TC,
Looks like we have very similar tastes. The Skinner sights look very nice. I am looking forward to putting that together. I actually prefer the "cheap" Henry's feel to my much more expensive Browning BL22 which I sold.
Look forward to seeing pictures of your project.
Abid

Yes Baldabe, I think we have very similar taste. Yes, the Henrys, especially the old ones look more period than the Browning lever actions, or the Marlins.
Looking forward to seeing the brass and blues all dressed up



TC

Wow what a collection!
Welcome back

Thanks for the comments and welcome CKKALYAN and PRASHANTSINGHJI,
I will take better pictures outdoors later when the weather is better. I am not a very imaginative person when coming to pictures. The brass casings I used as supports are actually 500 S&W empty cartridges.
Abid

Awesome collection friend.i also liked the way it is arranged.
thanks for posting
regards
dr.jk