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I started this project in January and all it needs now is coated...not sure what kind yet if any. Might just leave it alone.

Allot of filing and sanding on the stock to blend all the fits and then a ton of Krylon Fusion paint.


I have a VX-III 2.5x10x40 I may slip on her...all it has ever had her entire life is this 3x9 Leupy.


The CNC work I did on the bolt didn't lighten up the rifle as much as the glass bed job made it heavier.


I milled a pocket for the Remington bottom metal and then bedded the stock all the way through the action to just past the chamber.....floated the tip.


When she was only a black plain ADL


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Nice Ted! You bringing that rifle to CO this fall? I remember you talking about it when you were out here fresh from your NM elk hunt.
 
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Wow....it will be here before we know it!!

I will have that one and my 7-08. Two rifles for two weeks of hunting.
Missouri's deer season overlaps the Colorado 3rd season so I will be going strait to my lease in North Missouri from elk camp .....I can't wait!!

This is the same rifle...it used to be green-ish


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Ted, how did you get the fancy web pattern? I've been trying to figure out how to do that one for some time. I'm just not into camo but I do like the webs.
 
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Darn good looking rifle.....now go get that elk!


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Very nice looking rig Ted beer


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Ted, how did you get the fancy web pattern?


I just hung it up by a wire and laid down a base coat of tan Krylon Fusion then the texture and pattern evolves.

You then take an ordinary wood paint stir and spray a really good amount of the Fusion paint on the first 3” of the stir and sling it on the stock. Repeat until you get the look you desire with the color scheme you desire. I then shot a couple coats of matt clear over that.


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I like...nicely done...


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2. Big game animals can tell the difference between .015 of an inch in diameter, 15 grains of bullet weight, and 150 fps.
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