16ga Fox Sterlingworth color casing

[NiceOldDouble]

Fox Sterly 16, dried after quench, no clearcoat yet.

 

[WILDB!LL]

Looks like you are getting pretty good at that. Love it!

 

[NiceOldDouble]

Looks like you are getting pretty good at that. Love it!

Thanks! The only problem remains is that you never really know what you’re gonna get. Do everything the same and they can still turn out differently, and sometimes downright odd. The variable least controllable is the metal itself, what is in it, who made it, etc.

 

[Burt Gummer]

Thanks! The only problem remains is that you never really know what you’re gonna get. Do everything the same and they can still turn out differently, and sometimes downright odd. The variable least controllable is the metal itself, what is in it, who made it, etc.

Art is about imperfection and randomness

 

[cold1]

The variable least controllable is the metal itself, what is in it, who made it, etc.

Yep 😉

 

[Friday]

What happens if you don't clear coat it?

 

[ChickenHawk]

I wish I had known you did this work before I sold my 30's Steven's Arms and Tool Co double gun. I think it went to @DangerRuss

 

[DangerRuss]

I wish I had known you did this work before I sold my 30's Steven's Arms and Tool Co double gun. I think it went to @DangerRuss

I’ll sell it back to you @ChickenHawk for whatever I bought it for, if you decide you want to pursue this. I like it and am happy to keep it, but it has just been sitting in the safe for a while, and you’re welcome to it since it was yours.

 

[ChickenHawk]

I’ll sell it back to you @ChickenHawk for whatever I bought it for, if you decide you want to pursue this. I like it and am happy to keep it, but it has just been sitting in the safe for a while, and you’re welcome to it since it was yours.

You are much too kind sir. I'll have to think about it.