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Custom-crafted Black Powder Rifle By Al Edge
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Auction by Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
This item is in Reno, NV
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Overview of Custom-crafted Black Powder Rifle By Al Edge
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Al is highly respected for his ability to recreate and restore early American rifles, notably restoration work for the National Firearm's Museum, currently on display and noted in The American Rifleman and American Hunter magazines. Whether it's target work, hunting, re-enactments, or collecting, Al builds each piece with the care and attention to detail necessary to create a piece of functional art. A native Virginian, his specialty is Virginia rifles; however, his knowledge encompasses early American guns from the l8th and l9th centuries. Al has built something very special for the RMEF 20th Anniversary Elk Camp and no matter what the intended use, the lucky owner of Al's replica gun will bring decades of enjoyment.
Al Edge Early American Rifles, Fredericksburg, VA (804) 448-1119 www.aledge.com
Al Edge Early American Rifles, Fredericksburg, VA (804) 448-1119 www.aledge.com
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RMEF Convention Friday Auction 2 of 24590 S Virginia St - Reno-Sparks Convention Center, Reno, NVSaturday, Feb 21, 2004 | 3:00 PM CST
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