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I made the action from barstock, it's a standard magnum Satterlee M98 action. I must admit I was a bit uneasy cutting the tang off that receiver so I could weld another on. My first tanger. At the end of the day all went well and I was amazed the end of receiver tang was within .003 to the bore center line,,,cool. Liken it. The lower tang was more or less a blacksmithing project. Take a piece of steel heat it bend until it looks like the inside of a grip and go for it. Get out the lightning glue gun (tig) and make it happen.




















Morris Melani at Alaska machined the barrel Schilling contour 1/2 octagon 1/2 round full length rib with integral front ramp. As this rifle is finished out it will be full coverage engraved as well. Enjoy the photos Cheers, Stuart



 
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Superb work. I question the application on a .338, but WTH that's what custom is all about. Look forward to seeing pics when it is finished.
 
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I love the look!! I’d love it on anything!! Craftsmanship that will last a lifetime.


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Lookin great Stu. Those tangs will have you on eggshells until the very last time you assemble the rifle. Even something as simple as rust bluing can get a little tedious when your carding wheel starts to grab the tang and makes it sing like a tuning fork.


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Lookin great Stu. Those tangs will have you on eggshells until the very last time you assemble the rifle. Even something as simple as rust bluing can get a little tedious when your carding wheel starts to grab the tang and makes it sing like a tuning fork.


So the tangs on mine sang a little while you were carding, Chuckle chuckle.
 
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Lookin great Stu. Those tangs will have you on eggshells until the very last time you assemble the rifle. Even something as simple as rust bluing can get a little tedious when your carding wheel starts to grab the tang and makes it sing like a tuning fork.


Thanks James,
It gives me new respect for those that have made one with tangs.



 
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Awesome job, well done.
 
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Very cool! I really enjoy seeing WIP photos, thank you for sharing.

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Looks pretty cool!!!!
 
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Very nice!
 
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Great photography and crisp work. Thanks for showing the big picture [so to speak]. Looking forward to the end product.
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Very cool! I really enjoy seeing WIP photos, thank you for sharing.

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What a great WIP. That wood is beautiful. Thanks for sharing Stu.
 
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What a great WIP. That wood is beautiful. Thanks for sharing Stu.
 
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What a great WIP. That wood is beautiful. Thanks for sharing Stu.

Thank you. Glad you are enjoying the post.



 
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by all means let us see the finished product..


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