I started this project a year ago when I bought a Ruger in 30-06, we have in Mexico City a good stockmaker, so I started obtaining the material for this project a blank from Hunterbid, open sights from NECG, a Dakota quarter rib, an stutcheon from NECG, a silvers recoil pad, Talley rings a rear tang from Mr. Duane Wiebbe, only for looks its not soldered, made the design for the stock and after a few months here is the final product, Thanks and good huntingextended tang[EMAIL]http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w481/rfernandezmd/74d09fb3.jpg[/EMAIL] http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w481/rfernandezmd/c8d25d07.jpghttp://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w481/rfernandezmd/bcefdf1a.jpg[EMAIL]http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w481/rfernandezmd/c8d25d07.jpg[/EMAIL]

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The wood and rifle are breath taking.

VERY NICE!!!!!! I'd love to have one just like it!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!

who was the stock maker? That's fantastic!

Even though I am a sty/stainless type of guy that wood is breath taking.

The stock maker is Mr. Mario Rosales from Mexico City, as you see his work is first class, he works the old fashion way, no power tools, only works with daylight, but his stocks are as you sadi fantastic.
Regards

Love everything but the Talleys!

Really nice, especially since Sr. Rosales probably does not have the opportunity for much practice in Mexico.

On the contrary Sr. Rosales makes about 15 to 20 gunstocks a year plus installing pads, refinishing, recheckering, bending, etc. There is another very good stockmaker in the Mexico City area Mr. Madrigal and he has a truckload of work too.Regards

Very impressive!