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Looking forward to hearing about it!

Nice work!

Plus one on anything .366.

Welcome from Sundance. I’m also now addicted.

I wear boots everyday. I have a set of custom whites pack boots I wear whenever I’m afoot. I also wear them hunting, or traveling, and they are the set I wore in Africa. Most days I spend looking twix the ears of a cow horse I wear a set of custom boots from Bowman Wilson up in Livingston...

Welcome! What part of MT are you from?

First Stop Guns in Rapid City, South Dakota had one last time I was there a few weeks ago. You may give them a holler.

I’ve put a lot of miles on Bowman’s Wilson boots out of Livingston Montana. Very few of those miles out of a stirrup, but I’m hard pressed to hang my spurs on another pair of boots.

I built mine. I made it to the dimensions to just fit onto carry on. But I also built it to fit perfectly in a canvas panyard on one side of a mule, which is how I do about 99 percent of my hunting. That said…. After flying with it and traveling to Africa I’m going to make several changes on the...

That’s just the starting price. They only get more expensive from there. They can probably figure out whatever you want if you cough up a little more.

https://www.legacyclassictrucks.com/p-34987-legacy-power-wagon-conversion.html If I only had 200K laying around.

Working in law enforcement in SoDak, I can attest to that.

Nice work!

Try Raven Rocks Precision.

“Train Hard. Kill Pedophiles.” -Gandhi

How much usable hide do you have? Can you split it down the middle and I lay a mirrored set of saddle bag flaps? Maybe a duffle flap if not?

I had to do the same thing the other day.

Don’t you 3 county guys just say “Meet me at the Mint”?

I highly recommend Khomas Highlands. Top notch outfit.

Welcome from Sundance. This group is a valuable resource, and made my first trip over much easier.

My riding partner. She is the most spoiled cow dog I have ever owned.

I am excited to hear about the experience! As a father; sharing an experience like this with my daughter would be the icing on the cake for a life well lived.

I didn’t know you were over by Buffalo. I was just over there the other day looking at some cows. With your avatar; I assumed you lived down south somewhere. We should have a get together.

My family is up in Dayton. I’m pretty familiar with your country. This site is a wealth of information, and everyone here is very helpful. It made my first trip really easy. Feel free to give a holler if you have any questions.

Welcome from Sundance! What part of Wyoming are you from?

I hate it too….but we compromised, and I do what I’m told.

Welcome!

Greetings from Sundance. This was a valuable source of information on my first trip. Feel free to give a holler anytime.

Just got done with an antelope.

Try vintage gun scopes out of Montana. They specialize in old Weavers and Lyman Alaskans, but they would be the only ones I can think of.

I will pm you a list of guys. Unfortunately I don’t know anyone in the south east. Most of the custom makers I know are here in the Rocky Mountain region.

Hard to go wrong with Isaak and Shorty. Looking forward to the rest of the story!

He posted that pouch earlier. He does nice work, and takes the time to do the little things that make all the difference in a quality product.

You’re correct! It’s bound to work this time.

I want this one bad! Unfortunately my wife would put two and two together if $6000 came up missing, and this showed up.

Horses and mules for me. I have a pack, but it’s always on a mule too.

Soon I hope! I want to be sitting indoors when the snow flies!

I can’t spot anything wrong with it either!

Thank you much. I will have to post an updated picture of the shop in a day or two. It’s coming along, but as always; behind schedule. I’m excited to get back on the cutting bench.

Nice work! Nice clean edges! Nice stitch line too.

I agree. I have a friend that had a 75 in a 50 basic. It was a great rifle to shoot. I think the 77s Axtel used to make were the most elegant though.

I’ve had half a dozen Shilohs over the years. All are great rifles with no problems. I’ve dealt with C Sharps for other things, but have not yet purchased one of their finished rifles. Both are easy companies to deal with. In the 74 I prefer the Shiloh rifles.

Is that one of the C sharps produced Hepburns? Or a restored original? Either way awesome rifle! I’m in the process of restoring an 1885 Hepburn in .50-110 express.

The best one for me was just a few days ago. I got a special order Remington Hepburn serial number dated to 1885 in a .50-110 express. Picked it up at a garage sale for $300.00.

Slow but sure!

Finally starting to make some real progress on my shop. Got most of the doors and windows installed, and started framing on the inside. I’m hoping once I get the big shop doors on; I can move my my leather shop in from storage.

PM me what you have in mind Jason. I know a few guys.

It will be soon sir! This is the first time I’ve been without a place to build in 30 years, and I hate having a real job for a living.

I just got concrete poured last Monday; so…. one step closer.

I like it. I’ve been thinking about doing the same thing with a Hartman Zebra split down the back bone.