So you think you have a pretty stock in your safe? Well do ya?
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EQGuy
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Here are a couple of my old Remingtons.
Cocked & Locked
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unworthy offerings
Boxhead
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I have a handful that are pretty nice. This is one, a 280 Rem built by Roger Green on a fairly rare (1 of 50) small ring, double square bridge "Mauser" actions made by Pete Grisel prior to joining up with Don Allen and designing the Dakota action.
And given the forum, this.
And given the forum, this.
Boxhead
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Here's the arse ends of a few others.
A pre-war M70 270 Win.
A 7x57 built on a Swede.
A pre-64 M70 358 Win.
An Erfurt Mauser 8x57.
A pre-war M70 270 Win.
A 7x57 built on a Swede.
A pre-64 M70 358 Win.
An Erfurt Mauser 8x57.
45Wheelgun
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It may not seem like it is that outstanding but here is the factory hand select wood on my daughters "Chipmunk". Also that is factory engraving on the wood - Her name and birthday are edited out. The other side is even prettier:
I won these grips from a forum Karma:
A set of Keith Brown's grips:
A set of standard S&W grips from a pre-war commercial 1917:
I won these grips from a forum Karma:
A set of Keith Brown's grips:
A set of standard S&W grips from a pre-war commercial 1917:
mstuhr
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Ya didn't say a whole one!
Howdy,
My stainless 10-22 target goes in and out of this depending on hunting or bench duty.
I painted it and all tape lines are below the clear. Flames are four color, but it is hard to get a good picture.
It's getting old but still looks pretty good, it's just a little too "happy" to drag around the squirrel woods.
Thanks
Mike
Howdy,
My stainless 10-22 target goes in and out of this depending on hunting or bench duty.
I painted it and all tape lines are below the clear. Flames are four color, but it is hard to get a good picture.
It's getting old but still looks pretty good, it's just a little too "happy" to drag around the squirrel woods.
Thanks
Mike
My Cooper Western Classic:
Cocked & Locked
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Prospector..
Wow! Nice Savage...nice knowing it's not too far away in case I want to borrow it some.
Great 1st post and welcome to the forum.
Wow! Nice Savage...nice knowing it's not too far away in case I want to borrow it some.
Great 1st post and welcome to the forum.
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This is my 1908 custom made Mauser
This is a DWM mauser custom made with American Black Walnut. I designed the rifle, shaped and finished the stock and had Herb Reiley, from Jonesborough, TN. put it together for me .
This is a DWM mauser custom made with American Black Walnut. I designed the rifle, shaped and finished the stock and had Herb Reiley, from Jonesborough, TN. put it together for me .
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19-4 Love the wood.
K-22
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Wood??
I have a K-22 with very similar grips. Do you know what type of wood is on your gun?
Best,
Gary
K-22 Masterpiece made in 1952
I have a K-22 with very similar grips. Do you know what type of wood is on your gun?
Best,
Gary
They kind of look alike, but they're a little different.
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Chubbo
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Bought the gun to get the wood. Shown with .22LR match bbl. has bbls. for .17, .223, 30/30, .357max, .22Hornet.
Shoots nine calibers in all. Bbls, all set up with Redfield 4x
3/4" scopes, and mounts, bbl. bands for slings.
Bought the gun to get the wood. Shown with .22LR match bbl. has bbls. for .17, .223, 30/30, .357max, .22Hornet.
Shoots nine calibers in all. Bbls, all set up with Redfield 4x
3/4" scopes, and mounts, bbl. bands for slings.
