I aint bragg'en but aint these purdy!!!!

[Mr. Buffalodung]

http://photobucket.com/albums/v177/Buffed/th_plaitedWalkers.jpg
http://photobucket.com/albums/v177/Buffed/th_nickelgoldWalkers.jpg

I had a good friend nickel and gold plait these for me(the screws are gold plaited) a couple of years ago and she did a great job but she does'nt do this anymore! I shot them in a match or two but being a sucker for a profit I fooled around and sold them so now I aint got'em no more   BUT I'm putting back some dough to have another pair plaited as well as my Henry Trapper and a hammer sxs which brings me to my question,  do any of you know a good source for having this done? Thanks.

sorry about the pictures being so small but I dont know how to enlarge them

[Sergeant Smokepole]

BD,
Y'All must think you're showing them things to 18 year olds..............LOL

[Cuts Crooked]

Hunt down Mohave Gamber (might find him over on the Gunsmithing siite at The Spot) I recall he did an article on plating recently and might/could be able to steer ya in the right direction.

[Silver Creek Slim]

Must be mini-guns. 

Slim

[J.W.Neely]

 
I 'm sure they are purdy, but we need a bigger picture, more pixels thingies.

[Mr. Buffalodung]

would love to send a bigger picture,,,, can someone tell me how??
I have these on my pc and in photobucket, when I pull them up from my documents or the photo site they are the same size as the others but when I send them out or post them,,, they shrink,,, what gives there???

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Nice miniatures :oGuess they lose something in the translation. That size is easier to E-Mail.........Buck

[john boy]

sorry about the pictures being so small but I dont know how to enlarge them

Buffalodung:  To post an enlarged picture, do this

• Where ever your picture is stored, click on your picture to enlarge it
  Right mouse click on the picture > Click on Properties

Highlight the http:// .... name of the picture

• Right mouse click > Copy and hit OK>Then paste the 'http:// ........' into the post with the Image command surrounding the text string

Then 'Your Purdies' will look like 'My Pair of Purdies' ...