This is my 4th project. The side plates of an 1873 Winchester (Uberti clone) rifle in Nimschke style, using my own design. Please comment on how I can do better. Willy B. Infamous

This is my third project. It is the Nimschke Aldridge design side plates for the 1873 Winchester rifle. Please comment so that I may improve my skills.

Willy B. Infamous

Everyone starts somewhere and obtaining greater skills is a lifetime event. This is my first commission. It is for a SASS Cowboy Action Shooter. Please comment. How can i get better if I don't know what is wrong?

This is the second commission I have taken in. It is a Uberti 1866 Winchester reproduction. The customer wanted a rattle snake motif. I did some "Fauxbulino" inside the front scrolls to make a snake eye. Critique welcome, as how can I get better unless I know what to work on.

This is a USFA Storekeeper Cowboy with my first gold inlay work.

These are a pair of side plates for a Uberti 1873 Winchester rifle.

This is a USFA Single Action that I completed for a customer. I call it the Golden Unicorn. As a shooter of single action firearms, I believe that the USFA "Clones" are made MUCH better than any third Generation Colt. And that My friends is just sad. Please feel free to critic this work. If I do not know what is wrong, how will I improve.

These are a pair of USFA pistols that I just completed. It was quite interesting to do the diamond pattern on the barrels. I had never done that before and did not practice before i dug in. The customer is very happy with the results. Please any critique is welcome. I need to know what I can do better.

These are a pair of USFA Rodeo pistols. The steel was WONDERFUL to cut.

This was a commission for a pair of 1873 WInchester rifles. The pattern is L.D. Nimschke from the "Aldridge" rifle. The receivers were pretty pitted but engraving them probably helped preserve these rifles. The steel was a dream to cut. Please post critique or comments.