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Would any fellow member mind posting some pics of my stock blank for my .404 project, I know there where a couple of people wanted to see it and I finally got a digital camera.



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send them by email and I'll post them for you

VD
 
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Thanks Vapo !!
 
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Posted for PC



Sorry.....Imagestation has forced me to remove all links or lose my photos.
 
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PC,
Matt, that's just about perfect... is that OZ english walnut?

I like the layout, looks like a darn good compromise between the straight forarm and the NICE butt....

can the pattern come UP and back, just a little?

jeffe
 
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Jeffo,

it is oz walnut....I suppose it can I just have to meet with Ross Waghorn and discuss all that stuff.
 
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PC,

Waghorn told me recently that he thought the Australian grown was the best wood for the 375s and 404s etc and the Californian was the pick for Weatherby style rifles.

Where did you get the wood from?

Mike
 
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Hi PC
That looks like a really good piece of Walnut with a good layout. Once you get into the piece you wil really see it come to life. The grain structure through the pistol grip[ section is perfect for heavy recoil. I'll be very intereseted to see the contoured blank with some finished oil on it.
Take care and good luck with your project,
dave
 
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Nice stick

Look forward to seeing the rifle.

Cheers,

Andr�
 
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Thankyou gentlemen,

this project is taking a long time but it starting to come together.

The bloke who supplied this also supplies blanks to H&H.......much nicer than mine no doubt
 
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PC,

Fantastic wood. It'll come up great. My blank had the same SR serial number. Probably the same tree. Ask Ross when you see him.



 
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Stu,

there great looking blanks as well. I will mention it to Ross when I see him.
 
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