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Sorry but I could not find any on gunbroker and the model has been discontinued. It is a Pointman Seven (PM7-45) [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

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Wow dm. That is awesome. So here is my newest source. Wonder if it is salvageable? I have not cut into it yet, just found it the other day. [/IMG]

I heard of a black walnut tree that has been laying on the ground for a while. It might be rotton but hopefully I can get some quarter sawn blanks from it. Any other tips if I'm able to salvage this tree??? Thanks for all the replys.

Oh man a couple of years?? That sucks. Can I speed the process up? I just read somewhere that kiln wood sucks so I'm scared to do that. I'm gonna cut about 8 more blanks which I don't care to wait on. I just wanted to do one now. That blank is 32 x 7.25 x 3.25

I am in KY. I will check out his website, thanks.... I was aware it was not near dry enough. But how to I determine a 7-10% moisture content?

My buddy cut down a black walnut tree last summer and still has a few big logs left. I am going to try and make a stock from one of the pieces we cut. Below is a picture of a piece. I have seen these on other sites from $40 to like $800 plus! Not sure why some are so expensive. My question...

It's bare metal. Wish it was worth more but if I can get $200 that's great too. Thanks for your help!! Really appreciate it.

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It's a 3.5 inch barrel. I must have posted the wrong pic. I'm gonna get one up of the revolver tonight. What's the value of what you "think" it is?

Can anyone tell me what I just bought for $100? On the top of the barrel it says: Smith and wesson Springfield mass u.s.a. Pat'd Jan 17 24 65 july 11 65 aug 24 69 July 25 71 may 11 1880 The guy said it was a 38 sw. Its top break single action and a stub trigger like a naa revolver...

thats awesome work

so is steel wool good for anything firearm related? I dont want too shiny of a finish, but the gun looks like its been sitting in the rain for a few weeks. I think I'll try the bronze brush and go from there.

Maybe you guys have done this before. I just put some flitz and 0000 steel wool to a stainless rifle and it looks great. I heard that if you use steel wool it will cause the rifle to rust. I was gonna clean it with gunscrubber and put some sheath on it when I'm done, but I just dont want to...

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Under the forearm the Colt is marked P p 10 PD 3 with an HL on the barrels According to the serial number it was made in 1883.

The colt says on the side plate: Colt Pt F A Mfg Co. Cant find any marking on the barrel. The whole gun is fairly pitted The Parker says on the side plate: Parker and what appears to be a little flower engraved in the side plate. It is in decent shape except for that big long rust spot...