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Monte Pittman
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#1 posted 216 days ago
That’s really beautiful. Really nice work.
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Dan
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#2 posted 216 days ago
well done ,and nice other hobby!!! i have a similar hobby myself…lol
whitebeast88
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#3 posted 216 days ago
very nice cabinet.great looking collection.welcome to lumberjocks.
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Charles Maxwell
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#4 posted 216 days ago
The cabinet looks fantastic. Love the AR!
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mloy365
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#5 posted 216 days ago
This is a very nice piece of work. I really like the way you set up the hand gun display.
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whitewulf
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#6 posted 216 days ago
excellent project, I had a rude awakening few years ago, a person I was little acquainted(friend of a friend) with, approached me asking about “My extensive gun collection!” From then on I keep all in Safe.
I learned a long time ago that it is better to store rifles & shotguns muzzle down to keep oils & bbl cleaners, etc out of the stock woods. It is good also that you dont reach in and grab the barrels. Most factory stocks were finished on outside but inletting was not. Now there is usually some sort of synthetic or pillar bedding in place. I still store my guns muzzle down in the safe.
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helluvawreck
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#7 posted 216 days ago
Now this is a wonderful project.
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WoodenFrog
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#8 posted 216 days ago
Very Nice, I like both of your Hobby’s.
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Bubba84
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#9 posted 215 days ago
That is a well built gun cabinet and looks awesome!!! I have a similar hobby myself as well. I try to keep all of mine in a safe when I am not at home.
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woodrookieII
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#10 posted 215 days ago
Most Excellent!!
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Nighttripper
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#11 posted 215 days ago
That is a beauty! Very nice work.
BTKS
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#12 posted 215 days ago
Excellent work, that is the first time I’ve seen a pistol display like this. Nice addition.
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Knothead62
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#13 posted 214 days ago
Very nice. I have to agree with whitewulf; this type of cabinet offers no security. This is the type of cabinet I had. Now I have a heavy steel locker. Just trying to save someone some future grief. If you have to worry about oil running down into the wood, you are using too much oil. A very light coating is all that is needed.
-- Regret- the feeling you get just after you do something really stupid.
chuck1962
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#14 posted 214 days ago
Thanks for all the great comments!!!! I had a lot of fun building it and now it’s time to enjoy. And if anyone can get past the dogs they can have anything they want LOL. The one is very quiet and mean so I’m not to worried about that. Thanks again guys, this site is great!!!! Love looking at everyones ideas come to life
BusterB
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#15 posted 158 days ago
woohoo…guns and working….gotta love that. Nice way to display the 15. I just hope you got a good supply of windex chuck, your buds will be acting like kids at a toy store window. Gonna be leaving alot of fingerprints on glass. Very nice work sir
-- Buster, Ocoee TN (Critics are men who watch a battle from a high place then come down and shoot the survivors - Hemingway)
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