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new_guy
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I like to say that good wood is where you find it, and I found some great pieces this week.









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Yes you did


As usual just my $.02
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Damn Chris! There is some nice stuff in photo number three. Should we reconsider what we were planning to use on my little project?


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WOW! Gives new meaning to the term......Got Wood?


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Well I am sure you know that starting walnut firewood like that is tough. I would be will to send you a couple cords of esay to burn pine so that you don't have to go to all the trouble. Would even trade straight accross Big Grin

I really like the one in the middle. Look forward to seeing those beautiful blanks stocked on a rifle.

Nice find
 
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That's some spectacular stuff! Who's the dealer?
 
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I have a good friend, Cecil Fredi, just minutes away from me who has over 35,000 gun stock blanks. He finds, cuts, dries and grades a number of kinds and types of Walnut, Myrtle, Maple, etc, and sells gunstock blanks all over the world. Like Chris, I'm in heaven visiting his business. I have a number of his pieces on my custom rifles. Beautiful wood is definitely eye candy! tu2
 
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Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
I have a good friend, Cecil Fredi, just minutes away from me who has over 35,000 gun stock blanks. He finds, cuts, dries and grades a number of kinds and types of Walnut, Myrtle, Maple, etc, and sells gunstock blanks all over the world. Like Chris, I'm in heaven visiting his business. I have a number of his pieces on my custom rifles. Beautiful wood is definitely eye candy! tu2


I used Cecil Fredi's blanks on a couple of my Rugers, (a .458 Lott and a .223 Remington). LeRoy Barry of Canyon Creek Custom Gunstocks did the work. Cecil has a large selection of blanks to choose from. I was pleased with the result. Cheers. Chip.



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tu2 Cecil and LeRoy make a great combination in putting wood to metal. I too have used that combo a number of times! Big Grin
 
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The most attractive wood I've seen comes from a source in Germany.I have their business card somewhere and I think that one of the stocks on my 458's comes from them.
 
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