Flatlander, 
allright , put your billfold back in yer pocket. Put the mother of pearl away. Thats too nice a little lowall to tear apart.  Dont do a thing to it.  Shoot it ,and if you must build a fancy lowall get a an old crapper junker. Geeez !!!    

Steve,  are you saying I shouldnt shoot my 25/20SS super rat rifle? Its cast iron.   

Ive got another 25/20SS project going using a Smith barrel and one of your machined frames.  I wont be loading it any hotter than I do the cast action. Which makes me wonder why nobody ever used a larger lever screw on the Ballards ?

Heres the buttsock for the new .25 project.  Fancy wood!  Oooooh!!!!
This piece came out of a tree I cut down in 1976. I had to slap Chucks hand several times over this piece. 

                                        Joe

Flat,

I sold the rifle to a guy at the Raton matches two years ago...it sure looks like the same rifle. If it is...it was a good shooter. I used it as a small game rifle for about four years. Bought it from a feller from Indiana who was at the Denver gunshow. When I sold it it had a Lyman tang sight and a Beech front site.

Nice little rifle...I won a bench match with it at one of our Cody monthly matches and shot a bunch of prairie dogs with it.

Too nice to tear apart, I'm thinking...

Steve

Flat,

I plan on being at Denver this year at the SPG/Wyoming Armory table. Stop by...and I'm glad you're going to leave the old Low-Wall alone.

Steve