Brass Tacks Gun Stock Decoration at Michael Carbaugh blog

Brass Tacks Gun Stock Decoration. Tacks on left side of butt form a circle. Tacks on right side of butt form a cross. Such simple ornamentation can be found on early examples of. Can't work out a design that isn't overly complicated with too much brass tacks, or which has a pleasing theme. The use of brass or iron tacks to decorate gun stocks, whether for religious or strictly decorative purposes, was a practice on. Since i lack artistic talent, was hoping some folks might. 3/8 and.25 diameter tacks used for decoration. Buy your tacks from a ml supply house and not a hardware or wal mart. When firearms did arrive on the scene, native americans of the great plains commonly decorated their rifles with a brass. Traders sometimes decorated firearms beforehand to increase a gun’s appeal to a potential customer. Stock has been decorated with brass tacks. I did a google search for winchester brass tacks and selected pictures and came up with a dozen pics like what your looking for. One of the earliest forms of firearms decoration was the use of metal tacks to embellish the gun stock.

One of the earliest forms of firearms decoration was the use of metal tacks to embellish the gun stock. Traders sometimes decorated firearms beforehand to increase a gun’s appeal to a potential customer. Since i lack artistic talent, was hoping some folks might. Tacks on right side of butt form a cross. Stock has been decorated with brass tacks. Such simple ornamentation can be found on early examples of. Buy your tacks from a ml supply house and not a hardware or wal mart. The use of brass or iron tacks to decorate gun stocks, whether for religious or strictly decorative purposes, was a practice on. When firearms did arrive on the scene, native americans of the great plains commonly decorated their rifles with a brass. 3/8 and.25 diameter tacks used for decoration.

Lot U.S. Model 1873 Springfield Carbine Rifle with Indian Brass Tack

Brass Tacks Gun Stock Decoration One of the earliest forms of firearms decoration was the use of metal tacks to embellish the gun stock. I did a google search for winchester brass tacks and selected pictures and came up with a dozen pics like what your looking for. Stock has been decorated with brass tacks. One of the earliest forms of firearms decoration was the use of metal tacks to embellish the gun stock. Buy your tacks from a ml supply house and not a hardware or wal mart. 3/8 and.25 diameter tacks used for decoration. The use of brass or iron tacks to decorate gun stocks, whether for religious or strictly decorative purposes, was a practice on. Can't work out a design that isn't overly complicated with too much brass tacks, or which has a pleasing theme. Since i lack artistic talent, was hoping some folks might. Tacks on left side of butt form a circle. Tacks on right side of butt form a cross. When firearms did arrive on the scene, native americans of the great plains commonly decorated their rifles with a brass. Such simple ornamentation can be found on early examples of. Traders sometimes decorated firearms beforehand to increase a gun’s appeal to a potential customer.