Just love the lever guns

[Mr. Smith]

I really wish PA didn't have silly rules for carrying rifles in vehicles. If I could keep the magazine loaded up, I'd keep a lever gun in my trunk. Unassuming, reliable, available in extremely formidable loads... Unfortunately, the closest to "ready" I can keep a rifle in my vehicle in PA is a loaded removable magazine in a separate compartment of the rifle case.

And if I did that, I'd probably have to get one of these beautiful guns you're always posting pictures of. That thing is beautiful! The grain in the stock is amazing. The only change I'd make for a 'trunk' gun is to throw an Aimpoint H-1 on it.

Thanks

[Rob Haught]

Joe does great work! Im waiting on pins and needles for my Marlin 336 conversion to arrive. These are a great truck rifle that raise no eyebrows anywhere you go. My next project with him will be that 444 Marlin that Ive always wanted.

Rob

[Mr. Smith]

Joe does great work! Im waiting on pins and needles for my Marlin 336 conversion to arrive. These are a great truck rifle that raise no eyebrows anywhere you go. My next project with him will be that 444 Marlin that Ive always wanted.

Rob

Hello Rob

For those who don't know Rob he is a first rate gentleman.

I for one am glad to have him as customer and friend.

The truth is Rob helped to revolutionize my shooting and whether he knows it or not lots of others as well.

Guys like Rob don't come along but once in a lifetime and we are glad to call him friend.

Thanks brother.

[Seraph]

This has all that I love and not one thing I don't.




The optic and sling are on the way.



We cut this gun down from a 24inch gun to 16.5 inch.
Silver soldered the sights on and did the internal work.



After we did the work we used CERA-KOTE in a custom color.
I hand rubbed the stocks for 4hr with oil to get it to the level of satiation.



What do you think about my 50 states rifle?

I love those, and would have done nearly the exact same treatment. I wouldn't change a thing on it. Congratulations!

[Mr. Smith]

I love those, and would have done nearly the exact same treatment. I wouldn't change a thing on it. Congratulations!

Thanks

[kwelz]

I had the pleasure of being in the shop when Joe was finishing this beauty up. I can tell you all that these pictures don't do the rifle justice. It is far nicer than it looks in these photos. Then again I don't think I have ever seen any work Joe has done that wasn't exceptional.

[Mr. Smith]

I had the pleasure of being in the shop when Joe was finishing this beauty up. I can tell you all that these pictures don't do the rifle justice. It is far nicer than it looks in these photos. Then again I don't think I have ever seen any work Joe has done that wasn't exceptional.

Thanks you’re to kind.

[kwelz]

Thanks you’re to kind.

Nah, just angling for a discount on my next build.

[titsonritz]

The gun is a marlin 1895 in 45-70 and thanks for the complements.

I love being right

What is that rail you have on that baby?

That's not the factory furniture, is it?

[Mr. Smith]

Nah, just angling for a discount on my next build.

Just keep trying.