Indians For Guns

slingshot wrote:TC....Totally smitten. And even though everyone has said this already in some form or the other...you are truly passionate about your craft. You have re-created this from your soul. Totally humbled by your creativity, attention to detail, passion for perfection.

Dear Slingshot, its me who feels humbled by such warm response. Its a great feel.


TC

deep27 wrote:TC sir
Great work sir. You have inspired me as well as many other members. Keep it up.....
Regards.....

Sent from my XT1022 using Tapatalk

Thank you so much Deep. This will keep me going.


TC

i am not a much of a cartridge rifle / gun type but this was an amazing read. the rifle is a beautiful. as to your dedication..what can i say that has not already been said...top drawer ? well done sir.

mercury wrote:i am not a much of a cartridge rifle / gun type but this was an amazing read. the rifle is a beautiful. as to your dedication..what can i say that has not already been said...top drawer ? well done sir.

Thank you so much Mercury. Feeling great

TC

That's pretty sweet. I can't believe they stored it like that.

Commonwealth_of_PA wrote:That's pretty sweet. I can't believe they stored it like that.

Thank you Commonweath of PA. Sweet it is but took the juice out of me



TC

http://www.americanrifleman.org/mobile/ ... p?id=39430
TC another fan of your type of rifle

ngrewal wrote:http://www.americanrifleman.org/mobile/ ... p?id=39430
TC another fan of your type of rifle

Navi my friend this is a fabulous find and I must say a great gift on Christmas day
I grew up reading Shooters Bible and American Rifleman (those were the good ol days. Nobody knew that someday there would be a thing called computer that would take people to the internet ). Every article in AR used to take me to a different world. This one is so full of nostalgia.

Thank You so much
Merry Christmas
TC

TC,

Somehow managed to miss this thread . An enviably excellent job! I really envy this skill in people who can work with their hands to create/restore things. You have it in truck loads.

Best-
Vikram

Vikram wrote:TC,

Somehow managed to miss this thread . An enviably excellent job! I really envy this skill in people who can work with their hands to create/restore things. You have it in truck loads.

Best-
Vikram

Vikram my friend I was wondering all these days where did I go wrong in this restoration !
Now, your post had made my Christmas complete

Thanks in truck loads

Marry Christmas


TC

Very nice indeed!

BowMan wrote:Very nice indeed!

Bowman, thanks a ton.
Do you remember I talked about a "project" more than a year ago in a PM ? And I said how lazy I am
Well, this is the one


TC

JUST AWSOME ! Re-Made with Love !

chetan4shooting wrote:JUST AWSOME ! Re-Made with Love !

Thank you so much Chetan.
Wish you and your family a very happy New Year


TC

TC: Congratulations for a job well done! With reference to your post of 20 Dec., the hammer block safety was a Norwegian patent. It prevents the action being blown open when a pierced primer allows enough gas to escape to blow back the hammer, unlocking the action. You will not find it on U.S. made rolling block rifles.

Would you share your secret for boiling water at 300 degrees centigrade?