deewayne2003
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Love the wood selection!
Never seen a horn tip on a double rifle forend before but I must say that it does look great!Well, I have more photos to share. These just came in from Trigger, and they show the rifle in the white, with the splinter forend showing the horn tip, the scroll back action, the red rubber pad, and the wood...... have to say I'm pretty happy about how this is shaping up!
Thank you! I really like how the left side and the right side have a different character, with some fiddleback (I learned that on this forum) thrown in for extra measure!Love the wood selection!
That photo is classic.Thank you, I appreciate the support.
The visit was really way beyond my expectations.
I didn't want to just go around snapping photos all over the place, but I did take a few. You might enjoy this one from the stocking shop: I loved seeing the Old School pinups above the work bench. Marilyn and Sophia. Classic.
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Brilliant move, romancing your wife! And after 36 years, that is beautifully special.Thank you. You are not wrong at all, she is my first wife and my last girlfriend, we're at 36 years and going.
Btw I arranged for her to have a "Bespoke Perfume Experience" at Floris on German Street while we were in London. They spent 3 hours and custom designed a perfume for her. You get to name it, they write the formula in their book, and you go home with a bottle of the perfume. You can order more any time, but they will never sell it to anyone else, or even disclose the contents.
We also made a trip to Patrick Mavros where she found lots of things she loved, and she shopped at Fortnum and Mason's and Harrods and several other small boutiques.
All of the above plus some of the wonderful meals we had at great London restaurants ~may~ have perhaps contributed to her great mood when it was time to make a double rifle decision......
@towserthemouser , thank you for sharing the journey with WR. Reading your account of the 7 hours you and your bride spent at Westley Richards, reminds me of a description of a fine meal, with a Michelin chef, enjoyed over many hours of sensual pleasure.
Thank you! She ain't gonna be a safe queen though; she's gonna work.Oof my man. I would make a safe out of glass.
Don't threaten me with a good time!@towserthemouser , thank you for sharing the journey with WR. Reading your account of the 7 hours you and your bride spent at Westley Richards, reminds me of a description of a fine meal, with a Michelin chef, enjoyed over many hours of sensual pleasure.
Each course brings more delight.
Now we just need fine Cognac and a cigar!
Bravo.
Thank you, when I saw the workbench and the old school pinups on the wall I just had to take the picture.That photo is classic.
Don't forget their leather shop.View attachment 641445
Haven't got down to leather items yet; I think I'll speak with the leather crew when we go back for stock fitting. Maybe a sling, a shooting belt, etc. What am I missing?Maaaannn.... I always wanted one of those maglite holders. I used to see them in the late 90s catalog - did they make you one recently?
That is going to be an incredible rifle! I can't wait to see your pictures after metal finishing. Beautiful lines!
That looks like just the thing for the Glorious Twelfth......You need the WR wool flat cap View attachment 644695