This is a shortened G33/40 in 250 Savage. The metalwork is by Ted Blackburn, stock by Jerry Fisher and engraving by Franz Marktl. Will post other Mannlicher stocked rifles shortly.

Another shortened G33/40 in 358 Winchester by Blackburn, Fisher and Marktl.

This is a small ring Mex in 7X57mm. The stockwork is by Don Klein, metalwork by Herman Waldron and engraving by Dan Goodwin.

This is the only Sedgeley 22 WRF (22 Special) repeater I've seen. Done on a Springfield m2. it is none-the-less small and lightweight.

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Ed, Can't see your pictures, but I want to!

Well, I tried my best. Am going to find a school kid to try next. Sorry about that!

Those kids can do it in their sleep. Every time I need pics posted, I have to grab a son.

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Originally posted by eddiel4:
Well, I tried my best. Am going to find a school kid to try next. Sorry about that!

Hurry up Ed, those sound like GREAT rifles.

John Holliger

Can't wait to see them eddie~~

Unfortunately I'm still having problems posting the pictures. Can anyone do so for me if I email them to you? Thanks...

Send them to me, I'll try. Email is in my profile.

I've sent them. Thanks so much!

Ed's pictures, hopefully in the right order.

Look very closely, they are all different rifles. Wonderful all of them.

I agree; nice work!

Nice looking rifle, that.

I might add that on one Brno 22 I bedded it tight due to the 9.3x62 rebore recoil..It was snug and I added a paint coat of glass for a perfect fit, a different approach than the others I did..It shot fantastic group and the guy that bought it says its never changed zero in the 12 years he has owned it...

The wood was Rusian walnut from Russia on the Turkish border that was imported by the late Bill Dowtin, good stuff..

I don't use plans, drawings, just use a rasp like an artist uses his pencil and cut out a stock by eye to suit myself. I use a 12 inch ruler, and mostly scrapers as I get close to my goal, right or wrong its worked for me..I reallly like the G33-40 Mauser, the Brno model 21 and 22 and the German Custom mod 35 as I recall, all the same action for the most part.

Always and interesting conversation..