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Just got this in last week. No, it's not a rifle. 20 bore, 30" barrels, 6 pounds, one ounce.



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Looks good.


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Beautiful stick of wood!


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I love the wood!

I'll add to it this is the wood I'm putting on my 500 NE FAMARS.

The blank is from Luxus Walnut.


By coachsells, shot with Canon EOS 10D at 2009-06-13

Cant wait to see it turned and finished.

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Wow! dancing Nice stick. clap

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Beautiful,keep it up,I'm learning a few things.


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Pretty wood.

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Terrible wood especially on a 20 ga. I have an old Stevens single shot I would trade for your double but would need some Boot! Big Grin jumping

Luxus has some nice stuff dont they?????


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Pretty nice except it's got a bunch of squiggles in it.. Wink



 
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Chris: A beautiful piece of wood, the checkering is great. Thank for sharing it with us.
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Chris,

Who is the maker? I would suspect Heym however with the weight and the " shape" of the insigneia on the frame and case coloring, it looks like a CE grade FOX from CSMC. I cannot read the inscription.
 
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Chris,

Looks a little Soft! Maybe Judge will loan you some of his pills... Big Grin

Nice looking 20!


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good loking stock - but by the title of the post i thought you were having a personal problem
 
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Great looking stock!
Go kill something with it and show us how good it looks against fresh plumage...



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I love the wood!

I'll add to it this is the wood I'm putting on my 500 NE FAMARS.

The blank is from Luxus Walnut.


By coachsells, shot with Canon EOS 10D at 2009-06-13

Cant wait to see it turned and finished.

Ed


Ed:

First, gorgeous look of the wood you are going to use for your .500 NE.

But please take no offense to what I'm about to write.

What does the gun maker say about the layout and grain flow of the wood in the wrist area on the left side of your blank?

I ask because I have been down this road before (picking a blank for my .577 NE) and having straight grain flow through the wrist was something that was important.

To my very low trained eye (and only based upon photos) it looks like the grain flow on the left side of the blank isn't that strong through the wrist.

I would be curious what the gun maker of your blank and what the stock makers on here think of the layout in the wrist area.

And again, please take no offense to my question - I am only basing it on the photos you posted.


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Chris,
Beautiful gun!!!

Ed,
Very nice! It seems that Luxus is cutting their blanks in the "Garden of Eden". I have viewed a lot of their wood, and they all seem to be magnificent! I never see blanks like this anywhere else, and they just keep producing them...impressive!
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Beautiful wood and I like the 20 as well. Hard not to rub it raw.
 
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DAMNIT....To purdy for dusty, dirty, calloused up farm hand like me to even touch....very nice....Jerry
 
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.577,

It looks to me that if the layout on the left side is shifted forward to match what has been marked off on the right that the wrist situation will improve dramatically. One might lose a bit of the figure that ends up in the finished stock...but such is life right?
 
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SO NICE.


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.577,

It looks to me that if the layout on the left side is shifted forward to match what has been marked off on the right that the wrist situation will improve dramatically. One might lose a bit of the figure that ends up in the finished stock...but such is life right?


tendrams:

Anything is possible, and you won't know for sure until you start carving.

With that being said, solely based upon the two photos provided, I would heed caution. People a lot more knowledgable than I regarding stock lay out helped me with my blank selection and each one said that grain that runs straight through the wrist is the one of the most important features a gun needs, especially a large bore DR.

If nothing else, if I did go with that blank, I would add on an extended top strap and extended trigger guard.

Just my $.02


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Chris,
the wood is very nice, as also the total gun!
From what I can see of the shotgun, the look of the scalloped receiver I think I know the manufacture. I believe this gun is from Germany, to be more precise out of the town Zella Mehlis and the manufactures name is Ziegenhahn & Sohn – isn’t it? Wink

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