Cincinnati Shaper

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mite5255
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Now I admit to not knowing a great deal about guns, but the forearm looks way to squarish :lol: , just kidding Dave ;) , does your whittling arm get tired after shaping all that wood
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Mike I've got to split that piece down the middle before I start whittling on it.

And no the arm doesn't get tired of whittling, but it damn sure gets tired of rubbing sand paper back and forth over the wood.
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I find if I'm doing repetitive work like sanding, and more so if I have a lot to do my brain turns to mush ;) , but some people do think my brains mush all the time :roll: :lol:
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Hey Dave, I am in need of a re-cap of your gun production. You made a .45-70 (or was it a .45-90?) and then I believe a .22 caliber rifle. And this is what? A .50-90? Pardon my memory. My wife finds it annoying sometimes as well. Although her's is just as bad. Sometimes I leave my study to go out to my shop and when I get there I have forgotten what I came for. Of course I used to do that when I was twenty-five.

Have you taken them out an fired them much? I suspect you have the same interest I have. When I finish making something I lose all interest in it. I love the making, not as much the using.

Richard
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you have the order correct 45/70 .22 mag and now 50/90

no I don't shoot them except for proof of operation, not really anyplace around here now days to go shoot the distance that this rifles will, plus even reloading it cost a bit to shoot very much.

I guess its the act of taking a box of bits and pieces and a couple hunks of wood and making something out of it that makes me build them, plus as a kid I always thought that being a gunsmith was the neatest thing to be.
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fitted to barrel and most of the excess cut off, still have some on the sides that needs to come off plus the final shaping.
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still rubbing off wood that I paid good money for, anyway its starting to look like a forearm
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had to put the toys up today and make some money, I really hated to do it but the guy kept on insisting that I take his money.

Plus got a pleasant surprise in the email box today when I checked it, couldn't hardly believe my eyes but the shipping notice for the reamer that I had ordered was sitting there, reamer should be here first of next week, which means I may get to shoot it before Thanksgiving, if I get off my butt and load up some shells.
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made these parts yesterday the part on the left is the front sight, the item on the right is parts of the rear sight
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Re: Cincinnati Shaper

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nothing earth shattering happening on the rifle build, I did however get back to the changes which I am wanting to make on my burner which I hope will eliminate the problems I have with the o-ring

here's a photo of the internal part.
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