I've watched this at least five times. It's time for a multitude of comments. First, Thank you for putting this together Zeb. Second, thank you for the look around at where such magic occurs. It seems that custom gunmaking is mostly like the description of Art. 10% inspiration and 90 perspiration. A huge amount of hard work. I am humbled by the quality of work these craftsmen (and women) produce. I will continue to enjoy their efforts, much like I enjoy music. Something to be valued, but unlikely to be produced in my little shop.
Love the video! Fine work from all. Any chance you've got more video of the barrel machining? For most it's like watching paint dry, but for me it's more like watching a time lapse of an ant colony eating the flesh off a predator skull leaving something spectacular in the end.
That's pure craftsmanship!
I love those side lever falling blocks
I've watched this at least five times. It's time for a multitude of comments. First, Thank you for putting this together Zeb. Second, thank you for the look around at where such magic occurs. It seems that custom gunmaking is mostly like the description of Art. 10% inspiration and 90 perspiration. A huge amount of hard work. I am humbled by the quality of work these craftsmen (and women) produce. I will continue to enjoy their efforts, much like I enjoy music. Something to be valued, but unlikely to be produced in my little shop.
Beautiful rifle
Nice story . Great video thanks for sharing a part of your life with us
Love the video! Fine work from all. Any chance you've got more video of the barrel machining? For most it's like watching paint dry, but for me it's more like watching a time lapse of an ant colony eating the flesh off a predator skull leaving something spectacular in the end.
Beautiful!
If there star of the show is going to speak so softly maybe sub titles
W0uld be appropriate