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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Necedah, WI
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Hang in there Marty...Get Doc to go back in time...Oh wait a minute...sorry wrong movie...at any rate, hang in there and kick some serious Canadian booty!
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Shreveport, LA
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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I was thinking the exact same thing last night.I have some but they are unfored.Called a trap shooting buddy last night and he is getting me a couple long brass 20 guage hulls from the NFG pile
I agree it would look better.I am not real happy with the way the horn knobs turned out.Must have been my hi-tech approach to making them.All I managed to do was stink up the shop
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You could integrate a a log horn into the style with the shells too. ;) And some barbed wire pressed into the wood 1/2" from the face perimeter, pulled and filled as an inlay. Or wood burned in would be cool too. I have a jpg stock of different barbed wire for such previous madness/concept I could post. I have a few long horn patterns for burning in or pasting on too. ;) Gotta make sure I loose so I can keep my 48-9 Broadcaster Tribute C-NoteCaster, so I will give yo all the help I can.
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Decided against that though Going to pick up the shell casings tonight,we will see how it looks
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Not a lot of action tonight.Ended up working late.
I did go by the buddies house and pick up the 20 ga shells Pretty straight forward,just cut off the plastic casing,sanded a piece of wood to fit and give it a nice drink of CA glue ![]() Then it was just drill the holes for the pot shafts and push them on.Nice and tight too ![]() ![]() ![]() Hmmm,i see my switch tip is crooked,we will have to make sure that is fixed
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Friend of Leo's
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OK
Before anyone says anything,notice something???? Guess you could call it a "LOADED" control plate!!!! Just so you know,the primers are unfired.The only 20 gauge shells he could find were live,but....they were free..................yes I did Started with the complete shell ![]() Cut off the plastic and removed the powder ![]() Then to defuse the primer I drilled out the guts ![]() Then filled the empty primer with gap filling CA glue ![]() I would hate to have a knob go off!!!
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That was about it for the night.I have some other builds I have to get some stuff finished on so I worked on them.I did give the body another block sanding.
I decided that for other than the actual color(?),I will just be using the leftovers.If the grain doesn't get totally filled so be it.Probably go better with the theme anyway ![]() That said I didn't spray anything tonight so it did not get anything
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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Deep in the heart of Parma, Ohio
Age: 52
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Absolutely Gorgeous!
And not a bad suggestion of a band name, TB - Guns 'n Teles! They could use Marty's creation as cover art!
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According to my wife, "the true beauty of free will is that you can continue to be stubborn" |
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Friend of Leo's
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New knobs look great Marty!
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Lorette, Manitoba, Canada
Posts: 144
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Me 2. Those knobs are looking great.
I'm really enjoying the whole $100 challenge project. Anyone can just order fancy parts from a catalog and put together something impressive, but restrictions like this really get the creative juices flowing. |
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