Nice engraving, etc.
Nice custom

Very interesting Nock's form treatment.

Very nice rifle overall, although I don't really see the point in QD scope mounts on a rifle without irons?

I do really like the grip cap and checkering in that area (although the grip itself seems a bit too closed) and the bottom metal.

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Originally posted by Peter Connan:
Very interesting Nock's form treatment.

Very nice rifle overall, although I don't really see the point in QD scope mounts on a rifle without irons?

I do really like the grip cap and checkering in that area (although the grip itself seems a bit too closed) and the bottom metal.

The rifle being for a person of smaller stature (a woman) not only calls for a shorter length of pull, but the grip to be closer to the trigger. I see fathers having the length of pull shortened for their younger kids thinking that will "fix it", but the trigger is still too far away, many times.

I can't imagine what "Nock's form" could apply?

Maybe "knot's form" as there appears to be a large knot in the forearm?
The overall proportions are excellent and it doesn't really show the short LOP or tight grip radius in the profile view.
The stock was very expertly crafted and checkered but that blank really should have been saved for a two-piece stock, IMHO.

I like it, well done without being overdone. It's proportioned very well and looks very balanced. I think that both of my 5'1" daughters would love it.