Building a Flintlock Rifle & Frontier Fort Upgrades: Powder Magazine, Bastion & More | Homestead

[@rickcooper6817]

May your strength, health and endurance last forever. Always a blessing to see your achievements. Thank you, Mr. Peter and Ms. Cathy!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

You are very kind, thank you.

[@jackcook8613]

Your accomplishments are absolutely amazing, Peter. Kelly's Station is going to be an outstanding 18th century reproduction of what once was. Historicly correct in every way. You and Cathy have proven to the world that you can actually live like they did in 1750 today. Looking forward to some gun building. Good luck deer hunting.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

We are gradually getting there. We got a small buck this morning.

[@jackcook8613]

Congrats on the buck.

[@JanTrewhitt]

You are getting so many little buildings inside the Kelly fort!! Yes, with winter coming now I imagine you have lots to finish up in there. Blessings.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Yes, it's quite a project! We’re starting to get some of the main things finished.

[@NathanTruax-v9f]

I would venture to say there are near 90,000-some-odd subscribers who would not consider you "certifiable"! Thank you, Peter, for all that you do! I have kept up with your program from the very beginning of your channel and look forward to every Friday to see what you have been up to this week! Congratulations on nearing the end of this fabulous fort project! I look forward to seeing some more gun building and hunting videos this winter! From all of us fans down here in Kentucky, keep yer power dry and happy hunting!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Yes, the fort is starting to take shape. I'll definitely have more videos on gun building and hunting this winter. Your kind words are sincerely appreciated!

[@rodneybrook6361]

Super gun shop and powder magazine. But really the entire fortified homestead build is nothing in my mind short of a work of art. Thank you for sharing. Hope you have a super hunting season and lay in meat provisions for the homestead.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

You're welcome, I appreciate the support and hope to have a good hunting season myself! I got a bull moose in Quebec last month and now working on deer.

[@kennethhummel4409]

I always love to see gunsmithing, it reminds me of all the work I’ve done on modern and vintage arms when I worked as a gunsmith for fun and profit.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Most people don’t have a job they love, you certainly are an exception!

[@joekiernan526]

Thank you Peter for another great video

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

So nice of you

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

Kelly Station has become a mystical place for me here in Pennsylvania! As I was feeding the birds this morning I kept humming it whistling that Kelly Station theme song, which is a Lovely catchy tune indeed! If I ever get a flintlock made I’ll have to visit with something to defend of course. Three cap and ball but no flintlock! The artistry and craftsmanship of the period rifles and muskets is to be admired. Today the artistry has fallen by the wayside on many things today and why I’ve always been in Love with the 18th century. It didn’t matter how common the tool for the task, spirit of the soul was made into the item. Like a butter mold, it could have been a plain mold but often carved patterns were carved in to give that butter a far more pleasant appearance. I’ve seen wooden spools used to replace a knob or a foot on an antique that were adorned in some way, just to make it a wee bit nicer. We humans have a creativity that separates us from the other two, four and six leggeds. But even the winged and swimming people you can find some degree of creativity. An Eagles nest seems a bit of a hodge podge lodge but check out their fishing! We dig into a fine apple pie but look at some of the art work made of crusts. It doesn’t last long but the Love that creates it never ends. And I will swear to you right now, that if the progress of Kelly’s Station would be applied to governments? Well we’d want for nothing I recon! So my binge watching of K.S since about 4:30 this morning has made me coffee most pleasant. I even lifted my cup with you Fellers by the hearth in the gun shop! So what a great and inspiring start to this Monday in November. This place is in the woods is made better in the watching of Spirit Built Kelly’s Station! Many Thanks and Blessings and a Very Cozy Winter! DaveyJO in Lancaster County Pennsylvania

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

As always, Davey, we look forward to your comments and insight. Just got back from a Memorial Service. Last we got two deer and are heading to Manitoulin Island on Thursday for a last hunt next week.

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

@ Autumns harvest! Earth Mother is so abundant. Aren’t we fortunate to be her children? The beauty every season is always breath taking. And the best of luck on the island. Ain’t nothing like a Woodland Escape! All Good, Kind and Loving for Kelly’s Station! Safe Journeys! DaveyJO

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

@ indeed!

[@danmccaul9315]

Great videos I really enjoy watching them

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks, I appreciate it.

[@jamesmetzler2031]

Very nice seeing all the progress on the fort, Peter! With the gun shop and the powder magazine, now all you need is a shot tower!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I’m not sure we’d have room for that, but I like your thinking!

[@thatsthewayitgoes9]

Cutting out the initial center tip was worth watching this in itself. Thanks

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Yes, that is a critical step!

[@seymourrivers6169]

I hope the wildlife enjoys seeing your fort and reminiscing about the past years

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

It has changed deer trails a wee bit.

[@jackdorsey4850]

It was really good to see a craftsman taking his time to accomplish the task

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

One certainly can’t rush the task.

[@jackdorsey4850]

@@TheWoodlandEscape nice

[@robertwiggins4921]

Have a great hunt, Peter! Thanks for all the great camera work, Cathy. Your video's technique is the best! Great health to you both!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks! I appreciate the good wishes and we’re trying to keep the camera work up to scratch! Good luck with your hunt. I saw a monster buck this afternoon at 45 yards, but didn’t shoot due to brush.

[@MoePoe777]

I had a good chuckle when Peter said that Bob is the only guy that visits the fort that doesn't think I'm certifiable. I've been a fan of The Woodland Escape long enough that Peter's persona is quite normalized for me, although to the uninitiated Peter may seem a wee bit eccentric! Bob has the dexterity of a surgeon. I guess that's not too surprising after seeing his scrimshaw skills. He's my favorite visitor to the fort.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Bob has made his living building guitars, mandolins and violins… he’s one talent fellow and a dear friend!

[@glenmacneill6935]

With all the upgrades to the Fort. I'am still waiting for the Hotel and Saloon ( with dancing girls of course)

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Oh my, you’ve gone and planted the seed, lol!

[@timsheridan3987]

Your projects never cease to amaze me another good video thanks good luck with the deer and keep your powder dry

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I appreciate it! Watch yer top knot!

[@ryanstottlemyer5698]

Kelly station sure is looking wonderful with all the extra added features, I remember watching you build the cabin. thank you both for such wonderful videos.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

We’re enjoying watching Kelly Station grow too! Thanks for your interest.

[@RonOhio]

Cherry chip ice cream is well named, cherry chips like crazy.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Indeed, give me walnut or maple any day!

[@user-yg6jx3oc7e]

Stunning work peter

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I appreciate that, the powder magazine is a favorite of mine!

[@jeffersonspace]

Thanks Peter, Cathy, and Bob... great video!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

We're glad you enjoyed it!

[@deanbarill3182]

A little crazy is good for the soul.❤

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

You’re a man of my own heart.

[@thatsthewayitgoes9]

Wow, the camera panning showed the view down the wall on the inside… wow that’s a good size station! Kelly Station has the room for a community

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I’ve built it for other historians to use. Our gates to the fort are open !

[@robertcurns3845]

A man and his mischief,,,,😃

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I certainly have gotten up to my fair share!

[@randybrown140]

Hmm maybe you could store filled powder horns also, not sure how long the powder will stay useful 🤔

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

In properly sealed barrels, historically for years! An air tight powder horn would do the same I suspect.

[@jamessell4490]

Large gourds make for good powder storage and are quite a bit less work than either horn or barrels.

[@notsosilentmajority1]

I enjoy all of your videos but I really love the gun videos.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks, I enjoy making them too!

[@joshuananneman1649]

That's nice little sharps, on my list now. Thanks for sharing.

[@dustyoldhat3543]

I tell ya what, if Louisiana was closer to ya you’d have to run me off every day! Thank you for the videos. Fantastic job of the stand.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

You are very welcome, thank you for watching. If you’re ever up for the road trip please contact us.

[@srkmarine1]

Your videos are wonderful sir.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you kindly.

[@edmedlin2936]

You got a whole fort there! Need to populate it with people, kids, dogs, etc. Chickens too! Good work Pedro!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks Ed … we hope to have lots of interested people pay a visit.

[@tadeuszjaremko2652]

❤

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you.

[@will76888]

Another amazing video! It appears you too had a class in "wood shop" in junior high school. I obviously didn't pay attention! Great work, Peter!!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Grade 9 in 1969, lol!

[@smoothvern165]

You have so many talents, and it’s so interesting to watch what you do. I love your channel!!!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I appreciate that, I enjoy doing what I do!

[@Blrtech77]

Peter & Cathy; A Tip of My Hat To the Both of You and Thanks for caring and sharing your beautiful homestead with us and teaching us along the way. Peter let Bob Miller know that I appreciate him helping you as you both are the Ultimate Craftsmen for this day and age. Since I'm retired now I have more time to catch-up on videos and reading and its a very interesting time period with lots to learn. Take Care and Be Safe also Good Luck Deer Hunting!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks, I'll pass on your message to Bob Miller. We got a small buck yesterday morning.

[@Blrtech77]

That's Great 👍

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Hi Earl .

[@earlshaner4441]

@TheWoodlandEscape Good morning from Syracuse NY USA brother and outstanding video

[@knolltop314]

Amazing. Simply amazing.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you, I appreciate you saying that!

[@jameshall5784]

Looking absolutely fantastic Peter and Cathy!!! Blessings for a successful hunt!!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks so much, we got a small buck this morning.

[@martinmeltzer2696]

Hey Peter! Autumn is my favorite time of year. It is a good feeling to know that you & yours are ready for the chill & snows of Winter! (No doubt inspired by Mom's reading the story of, "The Grasshopper & The Ant", to us kids before going to sleep! Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!) Both Ryan's Rifle and Kelly's Station are coming along nicely. Well Done! What books are on your Winter Reading List? I remember recommending the novels, "Oliver Wiswell", "Arundel", and "Rabble In Arms", to you a while back. Good Luck on your Hunt! Take Care And I'll See You Down The Trail!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Yes, it's nice to be ready for winter and a good book always helps! Your books are on my list … time to try and source some.

[@Caryldee53]

Just want to come live there…😊❤

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Certainly welcome for a visit.

[@lancehenderson7249]

I only used a smoke pole a few times. My brothers. Never realized just how much work went into making one. Great video. Thanks. Keep your powder dry and take care

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

It is a lot of work, but well worth it when you get to shoot it! Watch yer top knot.

[@jmt6615]

Peter, the catwalks and some other projects. Would they have used nails or wooden pegs back then? Thank you for all you do to teach us👍

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Both would have been used. With a blacksmith at hand I suspect they would have chosen nails. Some parts of my build I did use pegs, but it is time consuming.

[@jmt6615]

@@TheWoodlandEscape Thank you

[@loupuleff571]

Love the powder keg !

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you.

[@tropifiori]

outstanding

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I thank you for the kind words.

[@paulfrizzell31]

👍great video

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I appreciate the thumbs up!

[@richarddean3154]

Well done on all accounts.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I thank you, sir.

[@rogerclyde2720]

Going to be a fine firearm when finnished. Checkers should be safe.Remembering the Rooster that tried to upstage you. 😂

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Ah, Rocky, God rest his soul.

[@rogerclyde2720]

😂​@@TheWoodlandEscape

[@w.rustylane5650]

That reminds me of Ron Brimer, a co-worker at Georgia Public Television, back in the mid 80's. Ron was the head of the art department at GPTV and he used to show me the flintlocks he made for other people. He made some beautiful swamped barreled, curly oak stocks which were works of art. Someone told me that he passed away. He was the best builder of flintlock rifles I've every seen. Makes my Pedersoli flinter look cheap. Do you use dead soft lead for your balls? I do. Cheers from eastern TN

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Cheers from your neighbour to the North. Like you, I only use pure lead when running balls.

[@Mag_Aoidh]

Taking out a Tennessee Valley Arms .60 Trade Gun over the next couple of days to hopefully harvest a whitetail at my Hatchie River bottomlands lease. It doesn’t matter the outcome as long as I’m in the woods.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Sounds like a great day, good luck with your hunt!

[@williamqueen8790]

Awesome

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Glad you enjoyed.

[@jeffgrier8488]

Thanks for bringing us along, everything is looking great!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

You are very welcome, we’re enjoying the journey ourselves!

[@stevenshanofski6801]

Pretty amazing. The place looks completely different from when Ian and I visited in March. Looks great. I admire your work ethic. It has to be fun going through the mindset of what a fort needed back in the day.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks! It's been a lot of work, but rewarding to see the progress.

[@richardofsylmar]

Well, that was a fun video. Everything is turning out so nice. Thank you.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks for watching, we appreciate your kind words.

[@louiswhitehead5938]

I know your plates full but I would love to see you build a porch on your gun shop . I have a porch where when the weathers nice I can work on some of my wood work . I know the winters are long in Canada but when the summer gets hot at least you can work outside where you can get a little cooler air . I look forward to seeing your videos every week .

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I like that idea, thanks for the suggestion. Perhaps an early spring project.

[@WilliamSims-yf5wq]

Now we need how to build a smoke house video I've been looking at the video list and haven't seen one Peter good luck hunting and have a wonderful weekend. My Fridays are better with a video from you have a wonderful weekend and good luck hunting.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

A smokehouse episode is a great idea, I’ll look into it.

[@victortuten4399]

Good luck on the hunt!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

We got two deer this week.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

We got two deer this week. If you’re a hunter, I wish you similar good fortune.

[@victortuten4399]

@@TheWoodlandEscape I do enjoy the hunt but my beautiful wife of 35 years is from California, where meat comes in Styrofoam wrapped in plastic. Out of respect I no longer hunt...but I DO fish!

[@8626John]

Wonderful stuff, as always.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks for the support, it's always great to hear from you.

[@riverrockproductions]

You are a certified inspiration to me! 😊

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoy the channel.

[@BisonSky]

Fantastic that you are refusing to petrify and good fortune to you on the winter supply hunts. Take care and all the best on your fortuitous endeavors in the years ahead. 🦌🌲🌨️

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I appreciate the good wishes, and yes, we are looking forward to the winter.

[@oldschoolboyscout]

I just got back from my deer hunt and now catching up with some of my favourite youtube channels. We got 1 buck and finished butchering it this morning. Hope you had a successful hunt and as always, thanks for sharing.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Good to hear you had a successful hunt. We got two bucks and will be heading to Manitoulin Island for our last hunt next week.

[@juneclary1964]

Hi great video the fort is looking great. Love and blessings Larry June and Laurie

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks for the support, Larry, June and Laurie, it's good to have you along on the journey.

[@rodneybrook6361]

Peter a question. Where did you acquire the round ball molds?

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Goggle Callahan Bag Molds … his products are historically accurate and very well made.

[@garyhammond2213]

I mentioned I had a 1700's horn. I'm not sure how to date it. I could be an early 1800's horn. I don't know. However, it's not a new horn made to look like an old horn. I will take your advice and not touch it. I really enjoy your videos! I remember all the lakes in Ontario. I was travelling from Rhode Island to Alaska 50 years ago. I purchased two TVM flintlocks about a year ago. One was an Early Virginia in 58 cal and the other was a Southern rifle in 40 cal. I haven't had the time to shoot them, but I will soon.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

You’ll have to let us know how those rifles shoot! As to dating a horn, it’s pretty much impossible. The percussion came out in. The 1820, but many people continued to use flintlocks for a few more decades. I too have an original with no marking, so it could possibly date back to the 1700’s, but more than likely 1800’s.

[@alexs3447]

Best of luck with the winter

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you and to you sir.

[@Dan_TheMedievalGuild]

I do believe you spend as much time in the air and on top of roofs as you do on the ground. Excellent video.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I do have a great deal of respect for roofers, lol!

[@Dan_TheMedievalGuild]

@@TheWoodlandEscape I do too my friend. I wish I could scuttle around the place like you do. Maybe soon I will be. I've just had a new spinal cord stimulator installed in my back so that might help. lol. I bent over too fast yesterday and it felt like I ripped all of the stitches out.

[@larryreese6146]

Anyone who spends his time doing the things he loves doing is not crrtifiable,he is lucky. Bless you. Peter. On the subject of chickens, don't buy any bantams. We've got 10 dominecker hens but our daughter decided that 2 ugly black Fuzzy legged chicks were so cute she had to add them to our flock. One turned out to be a rooster and he crows incessantly from Crack of dawn to dark. Never shuts up. He is a young chicken and I believe he is perplexed as to whether he wants to be a politician or a preacher.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Noted! We’ve had a few verbose roosters in the past … never again.

[@marieleopold1625]

I must have 'missed' the episode where you were told that; 'The British are comin'!' Because by golly, you suuuuure are prepared for an assault on Fort Kelly Compound! YIKES! Need I say you have some very fine friends and wonderful craftsman at that! Place looks lovely by-the-way! Every time dear Empress Catherine gives us a panorama shot...I MARVEL at how much a man can do! Yes, you have had helpers but for the most part, your 'vision' Emperor Peter, has carried you through a day-by-day determination to complete the fort come what may! Seems even 'ol Fred' might need a password! LOL! Just this week I was wondering if you had a chicken coop? Because I've never seen you show one or heard a; cock-a-doodle-doo! I'm now satisfied that you are well-'crackin' on that project. I simply luv eggs and how sustaining they can be to a diet! Good Luck on your hunt...may your larder be filled! "Age wrinkles the body. Quitting wrinkles the soul." (General Douglas MacArthur).Thank-you most kindly for another fine vid dear ones! Health N' blessings! :)

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I do get a wee bit absorbed with my work … usually at it as the sun breaks the horizon and quitting when it is no longer light. Cathy often comes back and says” I’m here to save you from yourself! As always, I love the quotes you share. Judging from my old Face ID say I’m no quitter, lol!

[@marieleopold1625]

@@TheWoodlandEscape WHAT a 'good woman' you have! Beautiful, happy, talented, peaceful, artistic = YIKES! As for any wrinkles...jus dab a little a that bear grease once in a while and the years will fall off! LOL!

[@heru-deshet359]

The coffee should have just a skosh of hot buttered rum in it.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Indeed!

[@ashleyanderson2859]

Appreciate your efforts and dedication! Kelly's Station is really shaping up. How many pounds to a keg? That certainly would put a strain on the pocket book! Thanks again and keep your powder dry!

[@robertwiggins4921]

I bet Peter is considering powder making as another project on his list😊

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

On my list for the winter.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

I suspect about 18 pounds.

[@ianandresen2326]

Great video! Good luck on the hunt! Where did you get your musket ball mold?

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Goggle Callahan Bag Molds … historically accurate and very well made.

[@garyhammond2213]

I think you're in Ontario. I'm from Rhode lsland. I have quite a few friends that are French Canadian and they are great people. Even though they sometimes give me a hard time for being English. All in good fun though.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

French Canadians are great people, and I’m sure they’re just teasing you.

[@pbayers]

Wow, i was just watching this yesterday and didn't realize it was a fresh upload! Where is this place? I want to start planning a trip to see it with my wife and son!

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

We live in Eastern Ontario and if you’re ever in our neck of the woods, please drop in.

[@craigcook1571]

That wood looks tough

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Not overly hard just very chippy!

[@hayward434]

Hi Peter. I have been wondering about your footwear. They appear to be a leather boot, with a square toe and a steel plate around the heel. Just wondering. Thanks for another very nice video.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

They are a period-appropriate leather boot, custom made with that squared toe known as brogans. In the time period there wasn’t a left and a right, simply a shoe which one had to wear into the shape of each foot.

[@loupuleff571]

Good luck on your hunt I struck out on my deer hunt the tags only good for one week which really sucks when i lived in Buffalo the hunting was great I sure miss it !

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

It is a shame when hunting opportunities are so limited. We got a small buck yesterday morning.

[@amoschase7207]

Great video as always. Is that a new build or a restoration? Good luck on your hunt.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

New build, we miss labeled the title.

[@annnnonnymous]

Was that clove hitches on the safety ropes?

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

They are indeed, you’re very observant.

[@annnnonnymous]

@TheWoodlandEscape Is that so it's easy to adjust the tautness over time as the rope stretches, or some other reason, or it's just an easy convenient knot for the situation?

[@tnzayatz6579]

You can actually hear that cherry tearing when cut, as you mentioned, “fibrous”.

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

It is a difficult wood to inlet.

[@johnnyholland8765]

When I was a little boy playing cowboys and indians I always wanted a fort like yours but we had to settle for the old tractor shed and our imagination...

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Right … every child’s dream, I guess I never grew up.

[@jtsterry]

❤😊😊

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you

[@vickismith9142]

Is this hidden in the woods of ST.Genevieve ?

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

No, we’re located in Eastern Ontario.

[@markhill8276]

Question: is there an importance to humidity in the Powder Magazine similar to like what you showed for the root cellar? or is dry the only importance?

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

The dryer the better, but the powder kegs are air tight. Powder can be kept for years and not be affected.

[@markhill8276]

@@TheWoodlandEscape thank you for helping me with that issue

[@Cid1758]

Stupid question over here! When you were outlining the area around the trigger guard you were using a wood graphite pencil. Did they have graphite(ish) pencils in the 18th century? I know ink was used but were there some kind of markers or other pencil like things?

[@augustcook5537]

You can use small pieces of charcoal, like from your fireplace or stove. That'd be the easiest, if not always the most precise. Also using the point of a small knife to trace out your shape will work too. You can even darken the line with powdered charcoal. Hope that helps somewhat

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

They did have a thing call a crayol, which was a small brass tube with graphite held inside. I’m not sure and have no documentation, but I’m thinking that is where the word crayon comes from. A sharp knife is also a good marker.

[@shawndonohoe2789]

In a siege how would you defend the walls from fire?

[@anthonyberger225]

Hey Peter where did you get the Ball mold if you don't mind me asking I've been trying to find one for my 54 Cal kibler woods runner if you wouldn't mind saying . And a great video

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Goggle Callahan Bag Molds … historically accurate and very well made.

[@anthonyberger225]

Thanks Peter i appreciate it 👍​@@TheWoodlandEscape

[@outdoorswithjake2174]

Hello my northern friend hope life is good there. I was curious about the dimensions of your gun shop

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

It is 12’ x 16’

[@outdoorswithjake2174]

@ thank you for your response! Have a great hunting season sir . That’s a nice shop

[@Badhabit-cx1ch]

Ill try and not berate you on that non period correct, bench vice,there peter.😊

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thanks, lol. I hope to rectify that this winter.

[@karlrobson3120]

Awesome

[@TheWoodlandEscape]

Thank you.