A few additional pics of this Ledger Ranger 32 Magnum.

Sweet
Am I seeing 2 different designs on the polished metal ? Cross hatch on select area of trigger guard , and swirls on block ? I know you were talkin bout that process awhile ago but I thought it was knife related . Either way I like !

Thanks
Kurt

Hi Kurt,

On the trigger guard, the outer flats are bright polished. The recesses are a "Florintine" finish (yes, fine cross hatching). Classic surface treatment.

On the Receiver Block, the outer flats are bright polished and there's a band of fine horizontal lines which visually lengthens and divides the block into vertical segments. (There's no "Engine Turning" on the rifle). The Hammer Tube Cap has sections of very soft brushing combined with bright polish.

Glad you like it Kurt!

Gary

Awesome, incredible, outstanding..... what else can i say! Anticipation is ramping up.

You better get some Deer Feet screwed into your Fireplace ... And send me a gun case in a cardboard sleeve. . IF you buy a case, you can have it drop shipped here and save postage. Don't buy a piano case ... As it ups the postage back to you by a good bit due to weight and size.

Gary

Thanks Gary. Any recommendations on a case? They appear to be either plano or soft sided.

Hi Steve,

This time ... It wasn't misspelled. I met don't get a "Piano Case". Massive. Heavy. Built to drop from 35,000 feet. Etc., Etc. ha.

No. No recommendations. Whatever you want Steve.

Gary

Get an actual gun safe full of heavy packing material and formed foam. Take no chances! The heck with postage!

NOT helping! . I have to cut that darned dense foam and carry that monster case around.

Fine ....

If it has scuff marks on it .... Call Jerry ....



Gary



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/24/2015 11:40PM by barnespneumatic.

Gees Gary, you just answered the question I asked on the post with the knife pictures in it... I guess you're not 'wasting' your time on anything hahaha! Those new pictures show so much more details than the first ones did. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing,
Jeff

Nice to see some detailed photos of all your hours spent building this masterpiece. Awesome.

That is absolutely amazing. I appreciate your precision in the mechanical aspect. That was the main reason why I asked you to build me on of your rifles's. Your carving is evidence of your talent.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/23/2015 11:10PM by florida.