Recent content by OldMan

I'm leaning towards purchasing a Do-All Traps Backyard Traps Single. Prices vary around $130 or so. My local range has a couple of traps similar to this that I can use. Both are 3/4 cock sit down versions which are very nice and a joy to use. If you're by yourself consider a Trius One Step.

Wow! Very nice grips and book matched at that! I just didn't think it was possible on such small pieces of wood but I stand corrected! These are beautiful! I really like the grips in photos 2, 3 and 5! Nice wind chimes! Your wife is very talented!

Very cool indeed! I was expecting to see a Tommy Gun in there! :lol:

^^ Nice indeed! ^^ It looks like you've got it sealed good. It's good that the crack at the pith didn't travel too far. Lignum vitae is very dense wood indeed. I have heard that pecan is difficult to work with also. It it appears to me it would be difficult to display and appreciate the beauty...

Congrats! Now that's bringing home the bacon!!! :D

Very nice! I've always wanted an O/U shotgun. I'm entertaining the idea of getting one of these or a Remington 1100 Classic Trap. I've been doing a lot of reading on both. Give us a review on it when you can.

Looking good John! I did a Stevens M94 in 12 gauge a few months ago. It turned out nicely, shoots good but kicks like a mule. The nice thing about the 94 is it can be opened by either a left or right hand shooter. The lever operates in either direction. You can put a coat of oil on it until...

You're welcome! I hope the toe is better by now. :D

I have read many good reviews on the Blue Wonder product. I've always wanted to try it out but no one stocks it in my area. I would have to order it so instead I went with the Birchwood Casey product since I can get it locally. I couldn't wait to get to working on the guns. Lol!

Gotcha! There are several video's on YouTube if you haven't seen them already. Indeed do a review on it. Video is a plus if you can.

That's the process I used with the Birchwood Casey products. It's good that you got the rust off with a couple of applications. On a few of the guns I refinished I tried the blue and rust remover around six times and some rust still remains. The electrolysis bath I used removed all the rust. A...

ripjack13, I didn't know you do woodworking! Nice selection of planks you have there. The zebrawood and bocote would make a nice set of grips. I have some extra wood that I won't use although not in plank form but I could cut it if you want any of it. On hand is: Black walnut (Log form)...

Do-All was as far as I got when reading the title. My bad! I first thought you were talking about a manual thrower, hence my reply. I'm not well versed on the different types of clay throwers but you state: I was looking at the 3/4 cock's because the auto ones were out of my price range. I...

Ripsnortr, Very nice benches indeed! The top looks like red oak from the photo! I would add a thermometer which shows temp and humidity. Also a couple of wall outlets near your bench would come in handy.

Congratulations!!! Which model did you get? I was entertaining the idea of purchasing the Do-All Outdoors Backyard Clayhawk 3/4 Cock Trap but I found out that the DNR range I shoot at loans a couple of trap thrower's similar to the Do-All Outdoors Backyard Single 3/4 Cock Trap. I like the...