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<blockquote data-quote="druryj" data-source="post: 3348799" data-attributes="member: 10465"><p>You know, I'm pretty happy with the way the wood is coming out, but I do wish they had an option available to upgrade a better grade of wood, even at a price jump. I'd like more of a tiger stripe, but oh well. There's only so much you can do with Birch, it's just the nature of the wood grain. I think there are higher priced kits out there for someone who doesn't mind spending bigger bucks. As for me? Once I get this rascal assembled, test fired and hung over my living room fireplace, I'm thinking I might spend my money on the Traditions Kentucky Pistol Kit next. When a feller is hunting for grizzle bar, or other dangerous beasts, he needs a back-up firearm, liker a good pistol, to give him that last-second shot at surviving the charge. Grizzle bars don't always fall to your first shot. Especially if your cap fizzles or your charge is afouled.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="druryj, post: 3348799, member: 10465"] You know, I'm pretty happy with the way the wood is coming out, but I do wish they had an option available to upgrade a better grade of wood, even at a price jump. I'd like more of a tiger stripe, but oh well. There's only so much you can do with Birch, it's just the nature of the wood grain. I think there are higher priced kits out there for someone who doesn't mind spending bigger bucks. As for me? Once I get this rascal assembled, test fired and hung over my living room fireplace, I'm thinking I might spend my money on the Traditions Kentucky Pistol Kit next. When a feller is hunting for grizzle bar, or other dangerous beasts, he needs a back-up firearm, liker a good pistol, to give him that last-second shot at surviving the charge. Grizzle bars don't always fall to your first shot. Especially if your cap fizzles or your charge is afouled. [/QUOTE]
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