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Fusil de Tulle

This gun was made using only hand tools.
48″ rice barrel that I’ve hand file the profile to reduce the breech thickness and blend the octagon section to round.
European walnut stock finished with Tried&True varnish oil and a bit of bone black to darken it a little.
At only 7 1/4 lbs it balance and shoulder wonderfully.

Fusil de Tulle

My take on the Tulle fusil-de-chasse!
Made everything on it except for the barrel and lock and worked using exclusively handtools. The lock bolts, tang screw, tumbler screw and wood screws are all filed by hand. Forged buttplate and trigger guard. The ramrod pipes are also handmade.
44″ fully tapered 20 gauge barrel by Larry Horrigan.
American walnut stock

Stutz Jaeger

54 caliber Stutz Jaeger.
Everything was made with handtools.
13” rifled swamp barrel by Rice.
Jim Chambers Germanic lock and cast iron hardware.
European walnut stuck finished with boiled linseed oil.

Fusil Appalachien

40 caliber Appalachian rifle.
44″ swamped barrel by Rice Barrels. Nock flintlock and Estes set trigger by Buck Ridge flintlocks.
All of the hardware was forged from a 3/4″ bar of wrought iron.
The maple stock was stained with tannic acid and my home brew aqua fortis made with the same wrought iron.
The forced patina was also made with my mix of ferric chloride and aqua fortis.

Fusil de Tulle

Here’s a few pic of my take on a Tulle Fusil-de-chasse.
Everything is made using only traditional handtools.
46″ barrel in 20ga by Rice Barrels.
Track of the Wolf Tulle lock.
The stock is plain sugar maple, stained with tannic acid and aqua fortis. Finish with Tried&True boiled linseed oil.
The forced patina is made with a mix of aqua fortis and ferric chloride.
The lock plate and tumbler screw are handmade.

Fusil de Tulle

Here’s a few pic of my take on a Tulle Fusil-de-chasse.
Everything is made using only traditional handtools.
Track of the Wolf Tulle lock and 44″ 20ga barrel.
All of the hardware is hand forged in mild steel.
The stock is black walnut finish with Tried&True boiled linseed oil.
The forced patina is made with a mix of aqua fortis and ferric chloride.