Forgot I had these pics, which came right after they were turned by Curt Crum and are gonna be a pair of .270 & .300 Win. being built by Patrick Holehan.

I love the figure in the wood that was achieved. Very nice.

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Originally posted by boom stick:
Seriously divine
Some of the best wood I've ever seen.

Ideed.
In the days when I was really into fancy striking appearances, the wood on that H&H-Hagn creation would have delighted me to no end.

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Originally posted by husky:
Will be a new stock for my Husqvarna 9,3x62:

Please let us see the result. That's some stunning wood.

G'Day Fella's,

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Donuts!

Doh!
Homer

I'm partial to this one...

Here's a couple that I'm pretty partial to.Both are English walnut.

Here's my 17 HMR that I stocked last year. Nice, contrasty marblecake like the two above.

My current project. I was playing with the iPhoto and got this. At this stage I had a 180 grit finish, kinda rough, so it should be spectacular when done.

I got this pic from ACGG member, Steven Durren. It's so hard to make a high wall look exactly right... I've tried. This is his match rifle, no less. He's here in Michigan and this gentleman and I are going to do some business.

Another Michigan gunmaker... Winston Elrod when he visited last summer. (One of the rare times when the authorities were not chasing him.)

Winston is holding his latest creation, a M-2 Springfield, with a very nice piece of wood. Kim Stemler photo.

This is my next project. VZ500 LR intermediate length M98 action. Oberndorf classic stock in semi-quarter sawn black walnut I picked up from "seconds" stock several years ago.






E.R Shaw 1 1/2 contour 24" long chambered in 7X57.





The barrel will be turned down to mimic a 98K barrel with the steps turned out like my 8X57 pictured below.

Not as nice as the others pictured, but I like them.
ROGER VARDY WOOD

My Mini Mauser in 220 Russian.


My 416 Rigby-wood not wild, but laid out right


My 458 Lott- I need better photos er-a!! Kobe should have photographed this when finished.

Not Butch's 458 but a 7x57

And a 35 Whelen on a springfield