This Soverns/Dubell custom took this 11 point 5x6, 152in, 19 1/2in wide, 24in main beams, 218# on the hoof, 174# dressed south texas white tail. The client (in the picture)sent this photo to me and thought I would pass it along.

Well done, very pretty rifle. What caliber?

Nice buck (look at that neck!), and a gorgeous rifle! Nicely done!

.270 Winchester. I will add that this is the part I really enjoy. I love it when the rifles I build head to the field and do what they were intended to do. Custom rifles aint just fer lookin at!

What a beautiful stock thank you for posting.

Cheers,

Andr�

Nice buck, but the trophy in the photo is definitely the beautiful rifle. I have a couple of Coopers, and a Kimber with french walnut on the way. I get a great deal of satisfaction from hunting with a beautiful and accurate rifle. How does that rifle shoot?

Sweet rifle, awesome deer.

Thanks for sharing.

DJ,

The blank is bastogne and it was expensive. I dont remember how much. It was a challenging stick to work on to say the least with the grain running every which a way but it turned out alright after quite a few hours of intense, nervouse sweating. I do not prefer a 45 degree forend tip, however, this is not my rifle and since the guy in the picture is paying the bills, he gets what he wants.

Cobrad - best group from this rifle has been under .40 or something like that.

That's my rifle. It's a Pre War, actually first year of production mod 70, three digit serial (#10x), 24in Krieger barrel, Conetrol rings, custom bases, Zeiss Vm/V 3x9 x 42.The blank was $1200.

Oh, and the bitch shoots: it's a 1/4in rifle, shoots one holers all day long.

Bill did a great job on it, the picture doesn't do the rifle justice.