Not a hunting photo but one I took and edited

[Drache]

http://i.imgur.com/zD1jW19.jpg

[Drillbit]

Looks cool!

Is it going to be one of those Winchester tins they sell?

[TPK]

Would make a great poster, well done Drache!

[325]

Those look like dangerous sniper rifles!!

[Drache]

Looks cool!

Is it going to be one of those Winchester tins they sell?

Would be neat to get it printed on one of those tin signs!

[Blainer]

I like it!

[ACB]

Are those logs part of the sniper nest.

[BCMarc]

And already for sale on WLP&I. You work quick!

[Drache]

And already for sale on WLP&I. You work quick!

wasn't going to sell it but I had three people asked so I figured what the hell :D

[Drillbit]

If you're going to sell, sell it to Winchester for a tin print!

[ruger#1]

Where is the shotgun? It says. Winchester rifles and shotguns.

[TPK]

Hey Drache, any chance you can pass along the file? I can plot it on one of plotters here at work and send you a copy.

[Drache]

Ok here is another one I tried. Didn't turn out as well so I'll probably redo it at a later time.

http://i.imgur.com/SVaPTVI.jpg

This is a Civil War 1851 Colt Navy that has been passed through my family since new along with his Civil War discharge papers!

[Drillbit]

That's pretty cool history!

[ncurrie]

Looks great!

[Drache]

Further History:

My ancestors name was Judson Clark. He volunteered for the Civil war in 1862 and was placed into Company "D" of the 1st Colorado Cavalry for a 3 year term. Now Civil War history buffs might recognized as the 1st Colorado as Chivington's Unit... the Unit that is known for the Sand Creek Massacre in 1864.

The head of Comanpy "D" was a Captain Soule. He was an honourble man and along with on other Captain, refused to take part in Sand Creek. He told his men they would not fire upon the Natives. For this he faced court martial. Afterwards he even testified against Chivington and for this he faced death. In fact, in 1865, Captain Soule was shot and killed by a Cavalryman who was at Sand Creek. A friend of soules chased the man into New Mexico and brought him to justice, only for the murderer to escape and was never caught again. The friend of Soule's was then found poisoned to death.

Judson Clark Then went into the Black Hills, Wyoming and disappeared with a group of others looking for gold in 1869. The interesting part though was out of the 5 guys, one guy crawled out and said they were attacked by Indians. The bodies of the rest were recovered except for Judson Clark which was never found.