A Couple Of Pictures For Hump Day...

[cshold]

Our hardworking talented forefathers building the guns we cherish and still
enjoy to this day. I have no info. on the first picture. The second is a water
driven trip hammer taken in 1910.

[Gobblerforge]

Trip hammers. Arg Arg, Man stuff, arg.
Gobbler

[Pitchy]

Trip hammers. Arg Arg, Man stuff, arg.
Gobbler

Yes, we should build one like that, but bigger.
Neat pictures

[Old Time Hunter]

Trip hammers. Arg Arg, Man stuff, arg.
Gobbler

Yes, we should build one like that, but bigger.
Neat pictures

Pitchy, looking forward to your development and manufacturing of it!

[cshold]

Most of the guns in the first picture look like SxS's.
The guy in the foreground looks like he's holding an
octagon barrelled rifle to me. What do y'all think?
Did you notice the very used mallet on the bench?

[kimwcook]

Nice pics. Lots of serious handwork going on there.

[cshold]

What I really want to know is who stole the shop potbelly stove

[piller]

Casastahle, it was just painted in camo.

[cshold]

Casastahle, it was just painted in camo.

piller

Looks to me like the guys in the picture
had the same question.

[pokey]

but bigger.

boy howdy.

[Ysabel Kid]

Thanks for sharing!

[Blaine]

That's some fun stuff to look at

[Batman1939]

That triphammer doesn't seem like it would be well-suited to precise or delicate work, but those fellers probably made her "hum"---

Doubt it sounded like a hum though.