Craft

Source

Teak and salvaged mahogany are selected board by board for grain density and straightness. Most boards get rejected.

Laminate

Strips are book-matched and pressed into a blank — usually four strips, sometimes more for color symmetry.

Shape

The blank is cut, planed, and hand-sanded down to final profile. Every gun comes out slightly different.

Fit

Trigger mech, muzzle, and band rigging are bedded into the wood and tested for play before anything is sealed.

Finish

Multiple coats of marine oil, hand-buffed between each. The grain gets darker and deeper with every coat.

No two are the same.

Because every blank is laminated from a unique board, no two guns share an identical grain pattern. The process is repeatable — the result never is.

From rough plank to finished gun is six to eight weeks. Nothing is rushed and nothing is skipped.