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Master, thanks for another lesion. The baby my wife was caring, when we last meet, 28 or so years ago, was a boy. He although he has talent he turn into a writer. I have retired from engineering and have slowly started another rifle. I now sculpt full time; I attended studio classes at night while in SF. After eight years I showed talent. live long...........Joe

This is not a gunsmith people, this is an artist.

I saw his 1960 video this week and now looked up his name very happy to see he is still alive and doing his thing

Like your work !!!! Nice to see that you are still at it !!!!

This guys a national treasure. I don’t even like guns!

Who ever told you adding that annoying music would make for a great video--- was so wrong. If we wanted to hear music, we could turn on the radio-- but many of us wanted to hear what you had to say--- too bad!

Mr Gusler is part of National Heritage! God bless his heart.

Wallace had many talents, in my early 20s a company I worked for did landscaping for him, one of his many hobbies was rock climbing, Wallace took me on climbs around Virginia and West Virginia ! . Exceptional man, thanks Wallace!!

Oh I love his work..... and for sure the nice video of gunsmithing gave me the idea to try it my own and for sure to make as much as posible by my own hand like making locks and barrels and do my own desighns based on the historical ones.......

Fantastic craftsmanship Mr Gusler

Beautiful work.

One of the greatest shapers of all time.

Amazing!!!

Beautiful work Igor...guess I’m one of the “Weirdo” Pinstripers.... but we have never met...

The first time my wife & I visited Williamsburg, I purchased the Gunsmith of Williamsburg videotape. The second time we visited, Wallace Gusler had returned to the Gunshop and we got to talk with him out at their forge. He was making lock parts for the _first_ left-handed flintlock their Shop had ever made. It made our day to actually meet and talk with him for 10-15 minutes!

Man, this could have been much, much longer. Gusler is a living legend.

This guy is a true craftsman and gunsmith. Love the fact that he still does what he loves, and inspires others out there to pick up new trades and/or hobbies.

Do you still chew ta-bak-auh and run barefoot?... Good to see you.

I had a chance to buy one of his beautiful hand made Penn long guns. Hand made by him back in 1976, from Dixie gun works. It was $900 back then way out of my league. I ended up buying all the parts to make my own. Took me over a year to build not to bad if I say so either. Finally sold it 4 years ago lots of fun to shoot.

My Grandfather won a rifle handbuilt by Messr Gusler back in 1976, in some sort of Bicentennial raffle. My Grandfather left it to me in his will. Somehow the rifle 'disappeared' shortly after my Grandfather passed and I never got to own it, though I have fond memories of shooting it through the years. It was a thing of beauty, and it was much more accurate than any of the flintlock reproductions I've owned put out by the Italian black powder manufacturers, or by CVA and Traditions. It would cut dead center on a bullseye from 200 yards all day long.

Hard to believe this is the same "young" fella I saw in earlier videos! It's very hard to appreciate that such a man could AND still can produce such amazing guns (today is 11/24/2017)!! Talk about a GOD given talent. His guns are "DiVinci's" (spelling?) of the modern world, sculpture of great beauty!!! The "black guns" of today look so "ugly" compared to a finely crafted muzzle loader. But then in a "war", I'd rather have an AR15 type gun of course (ach du lieber!). The "prime rib" of shooting is still a fine black powder flinter!

ua-cam.com/video/bAzJOULyx5c/v-deo.html - Same person?!

A gunsmithing LEGEND - what a Master Craftsman.

MR D cut my hair in 1995-1997 when I was stationed in Norfolk and lived in Ocean View. Every single time i get a hair cut I think of him. He is the gold standard!

I saw the old video called Colonial gunsmith where he made musket. Glad to see him do the same job! :)

A masters Master!

Do you happen to have Mr. Gusler's contact info? I'd love to see if I can commission a rifle from him.

thank you sir , to watch you work is to watch a dream come true , thank you for being you and for doing what you do to show people happy , thank you

Master! 1 Dislike??? why?

Wow, you hired one of the last "master pattern makers" in the world. That's right up there with the worlds greatest cup of coffee. Congratulations.

this bike is based off a cafe racer right...

this is an artistic work !!

Interesting to see him now compared to back in 1969

This is awesome! Big up Gloria, I'm a female boxing coach in London. Inspiring video!

where to buy the bike??:)

...my Huss & Dalton T-0014 will be two years old this spring. Our love affair is more torrid than ever. Dave Stutzman told me something, on the day that I purchased the guitar from his shop, Stutzman Guitar, in Rochester, NY. "You've chosen a beautiful instrument, and today is the worst this guitar will ever sound. If you like it now, you'll like it even better, as it ages and mellows gracefully over time." Thanks, Dave...and thank you, Huss & Dalton. jim

Never thought id find a video on him other than the one when he was like in his 30's

Although I'll never move back, it thrills me to see Norfolk growing into the downtown area that Hampton Roads desperately needs to keep young people from leaving the area in droves as I, and the top 10% of my high school class, did. While it is still too isolated for me personally, the future looks much brighter for the area with these developments. Urban living is the future, the suburbs isolate and destroy the soul.

Amazing work! I love this city. So excited to continue to see it grow and thrive!

Classified Moto: You guys need to make a youtube channel! You could show of your builds, make cool stuff! It would open up a new market?

A true Artisan.

Dam he is uber !

The best I've seen An absolute master.

Igor.... always does more! Excellent work bro!

Wow awesome! Gorgeous design and execution!

I think that bike directly behind him in the interview style shoots is what Daryl Dixon will soon be riding in the Walking Dead

Great video man! Is that regular scotch tape you are using??

Very cool. I love classified moto!

Would have been nice to hear the bike :)

The Man is a Legend !!!