Amazing work

Very nice work!

I currently have four rifles undergoing restocking. I am almost finished with a walnut classic stock for a 10-22. I've shortened the fore end to achieve a more balanced look with the short bull barrel. I also am working on a walnut stock for my 788, that one is barely underway. Another is a raw Interarms walnut stock for one of my 98s in .280 and I haven't really started it. I am going to finish up a refurb on an old B &C fiberglass stock on an Interarms 98 in 6mm-284. It's slow going. Wish I had the confidence to tackle checkering!

Wow, what a work of art.

Those are amazing....who do you work for?

"bobby" whoever that is

Bailey Bradshaw not Bobby....wood on that gun is amazing!

So what does a gem like those go for?

The cost for one of the break action single shots starts at 8.5k. With the level of wood, extra barrel, and add-ons for the one pictured comes out to about 12.5k.

Remington 1894 I just finished up making a new buttstock for.

The person dropped the gun and broke the wrist and trigger guard tang.

The new blank:


The end result. Had to weld the trigger guard back together and bent it for the straight grip/english grip altertation:

x2

Amazing work

Great caliber for a single, that is sweet!

Been needing to tackle this project for a long time. This is Mark Miller's(roadgoeson20) and Father Clint Millers barrelled action I started with in school. Its been sitting for too long...it had something funny about it which took me a while to point out. Pushed the bottom metal in a considerable amount which made things look correct. Still have some shaping of the wrist and butt section.




Here's the stock before the alterations to show the difference:


The entire build can be seen at TOS web address:
http://www.refugeforums.com/refuge/showthread.php?t=844535&highlight=enfield[/QUOTE]

We have been building a new gun to out line. Its basically our version of a Westley Richards detachable lock double. This particular one is in 28ga on a appropriate size action. We also plan to do 20ga and 12gs frame sizes that will also double as actions for double rifles.

Anyways here's the stock I recently inletted and shaped:

Now those are some fine firearms. Amazing.

Here are some cell phone pics of that 9.3 stainless steel action:

You are a true craftsman!

Thanks!

Beautiful work!

Thanks to the people that keep this thread going. If you gentleman want me to continue this thread please take part. Ask questions, comment, post your own projects, etc...

You're killing me....

Checkered one side of the detachable lock 28ga stock on Friday while rust bluing.

Amazing! Beautiful craftmenship and just by the looks, quality as well.

Got a little more done ths week. without trying to do any balancing work on the gun it balances perfect. Not much left to do before polishing, engraving, and coloring.

This should be a discovery channel show long before a few of the gun shows that were on...

What a beautiful stock!