Stevens Favorite 1915 Restoration (a Traxxis and Honeybee production)

[DRC458]

Great job...I have a favorite .22 as well that was givin to me by an elderly relative in 1987. He passed away a few months later. I would love to do something like this with it.

Well, now you know the folks to do it, and they're right there nearby!

 

[NikatKimber]

I gotta say... that's some funky wall texture!!!



But seriously, nice gun. I happened on the pics on Traxxis' photo hosting site, and was curious to hear the whole story. Now I know. I hope to have a thread like this about a gun that is mine someday!

 

[Dr_Mitch]

This is spectacular. I've never seen a locally refinished firearm done by case-hardening or rusting. Your work looks beautiful.

 

[Traxxis]

This is spectacular. I've never seen a locally refinished firearm done by case-hardening or rusting. Your work looks beautiful.

That's a credit to Honeybee, he is a very talented, and kind guy.

 

[Traxxis]

Great job...I have a favorite .22 as well that was givin to me by an elderly relative in 1987. He passed away a few months later. I would love to do something like this with it.

Let's do it. I'm pretty familiar with the insides of them now!

Didn't you just pick up a Colt I worked on?

I gotta say... that's some funky wall texture!!!



But seriously, nice gun. I happened on the pics on Traxxis' photo hosting site, and was curious to hear the whole story. Now I know. I hope to have a thread like this about a gun that is mine someday!

haha.... well, if SOMEBODY would hurry their butt up....

 

[Traxxis]

BTW: G&C, curious what photo you put with it?

 

[Guns N' Cars]

BTW: G&C, curious what photo you put with it?

Pic of Great Grandpa, the original purchaser back in the early 1900's

 

[NikatKimber]

That's too cool. Wish I had guns like that. Need to make sure I buy some and keep them for kids/grandkids/greatgrandkids.