You've seen this rifle before with my minimal photography skills. This is a set photographed by Gary Bolster. thought you might enjoy the professional eye appeal version.

Wow, that is fantastic as always Duane!

I love the square bridge treatment, is that your work?

Tell us more about the action, whose safety, and the barrel?

Beautiful

Indescribably beautiful. Even the wood is dark enough. Were I rich I would easily pay much extra for that dark a piece of wood.

As usual, bloody gorgeous!

Cheers, Chris

You ol' fool did it again. Looks just great!

Beautiful Duane, like it a lot.
I cannot remember, what do you call the metal piece that runs from the trigger guard down the pistol grip to the grip cap?
Lovely wood too.

Cheers.

Stunning as usual.

Beautiful wood. Love the colour.

Very nice!

I would love to see the scope mounted. Looking at the base spacing I'm assuming front ring is around objective bell of the scope.
Gun is magnificent!

Wonderful rifle.

But if the photographs were made to show quality photography, a Rifle that handsome and of that quality deserves far better than a plain cloth background with wrinkles in it.

Also, on many of the photos one can see that the light is coming from the rear of the gun to highlight the gun and provide some contrast, but there is not enough fill light or bounce light in the front of the gun going back into the shadows. The problem with that is its difficult to see the quality and beauty of the wood and checkering in the shadows in the front on a number of the photos.

A rifle of this quality and beauty deserves even better!

No, your work is still better than the photos, I have a weakness for that type of barrel work also. May I ask where the stock blank came from...never seem to have one when I'm on the prowl for one.

Typical american scope Mount!

What kind of scope will you install?

Beautifull rifle and mount! You prefer the "Einhakmontage" - and this a Special Kind of it - for your custom rifles? My "Büchsenmacher" has develloped a Special "Schwenkmontage" for Mausers with single or with double square bridges!

Look at www.die-waffenschmiede.de

A masterpiece as usual, congratulations and thanks for sharing.