That is beautiful; great work !

 

Nice!! Some people are truly talented. Great job.

 

Very nice work.

That looks awesome.

 

Beautiful presentation of your firearm. Great work............:bthumb:

 

Almost to pretty to shoot, and get all that nasty black soot on that lovely case!

Excellent job. Love Black Powder revolvers! Joe

 

IT always gets a thorough wipe down before going back in the box and a good clean when I get home.

 

beautiful wood working

BUT, check OFTEN for rust on the blued revolver, wood ATTRACTS moisture, don't forget.

 

BUT, check OFTEN for rust on the blued revolver, wood ATTRACTS moisture, don't forget.

The box is only used to transport the revolver to and from the range. Any other time the revolver is either in use or in the safe

 

I like your box, its made like a case for precision measuring instruments.
I have been making wood boxes and cases for my rifles and pistols.

A funny thing about pistol boxes.
Early boxes for flintlocks, the pistol is most always pointed to the right, makes sense because of the lockworks.
Later boxes for revolvers, the barrel is most often is pointed to the left, that could be because all the lettering "Colts" is on the left side.
I came across a box for a Colt that belonged to Buffalo Bill Cody. That box, the revolver was pointing to the right. Buffalo Bill must of been a practical person, after checking that out, if you are a right handed person, the revolver can be picked out and placed back in the box with one hand.
If the revolver is pointing to the left, it takes two hands to remove and replace