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RE: Slug gun project - Kenl - 02-04-2014

Was able to get more work done to slug gun today. The receiver and lock housing is done except for a lot of file work and sanding to clean up all machine marks. Don't worry the Philip head screws will be replaced with machine screws and recessed into the receiver housing. I still need to make the screws, trigger, hammer and tumbler for it. Hope I am not boring ever one. Thanks for looking.
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RE: Slug gun project - Kenl - 02-04-2014

[attachment=267]One more picture.


RE: Slug gun project - Slugun45 - 02-05-2014

(02-04-2014, 06:50 PM)Kenl Wrote: One more picture.

You are not boring antone interested in sluguns. The action you are machining looks just like mine, but mine was fabricated from castings.


RE: Slug gun project - rhbrink - 02-05-2014

(02-04-2014, 06:49 PM)Kenl Wrote: Was able to get more work done to slug gun today. The receiver and lock housing is done except for a lot of file work and sanding to clean up all machine marks. Don't worry the Philip head screws will be replaced with machine screws and recessed into the receiver housing. I still need to make the screws, trigger, hammer and tumbler for it. Hope I am not boring ever one. Thanks for looking.
You certainly are not boring me I'm just waiting on the trigger, hammer, tumbler, main spring assembly.

Richard


RE: Slug gun project - Gunlaker - 02-05-2014

I doubt that you are boring anyone :-). Thanks for posting your pictures, I look forward to the next ones.

Chris.


RE: Slug gun project - Kenl - 02-05-2014

(02-05-2014, 08:45 AM)Slugun45 Wrote:
(02-04-2014, 06:50 PM)Kenl Wrote: One more picture.

You are not boring antone interested in sluguns. The action you are machining looks just like mine, but mine was fabricated from castings.

The one that I am modeling after was made by Webb Terry. Or that is what I was told. I have an under hammer bench gun that has an action made from castings. It does look similar. The lock parts are made different and work different. I bought that action at friendship last spring. Trying to get this one shooting by this spring. Shooting slugs is definitely going to be a challenge and different. Not real sure what I am getting into. LOL


RE: Slug gun project - Ironramrod - 02-05-2014

Guys,

This discussion certainly is not boring to me in the least, and I'm not a sluggunner at all. Just too many other irons in the fire. Keep up the interesting discussion.

Regards


RE: Slug gun project - Kenl - 02-09-2014

Sorry it's been awhile since I have updated the post. I haven't been able to work on the project much lately. I have most of the machine marks filed off of the action. In thinking of a finish for the action I think I am going to try to put a color case harden look on it. That's one reason I haven't got much work done on it. I have been reading up on how to put the finish on it. That is going to be a project within its self. If anyone has done that before I would love to hear from you on the subject.


RE: Slug gun project - Kenny Wasserburger - 02-10-2014

Case coloring is an art untoo it's self yet would make that into one beautiful action. Keep us posted your are not boring a soul here!
KW


RE: Slug gun project - JH Durkee - 02-16-2014

Nice rifle but will it stay up with Lilith.....