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A 458 Lott on aVZ24
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Finished this one up the other day for a fellow AR member.


Jim Kobe
10841 Oxborough Ave So
Bloomington MN 55437
952.884.6031
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Nice! Jim, what bolt handle is that?
 
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Very well done. Congratulations in order for the quality of your work and the new owner.
 
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Thanks for the good work Jim! Dennis Olson did the metal work and Kobe the rust Blue. This was a barreled action that I bought off this forum from Ozhunter. He was kind enough to donate the funds to Stu Taylor. Stu was a PH in Mozambique that was accidentally shot in the shoulder by a client with a 458 Lott.
 
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That one will make your mouth water !


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Very nice rifle Jim


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Congratulations on a job well done Jim. excellent work all the way around.



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Nice looking rifle. Love the peep.


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Very nice work as always.


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Looks to be a solid working rifle! Well done to the builder and the buyer!


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so how does it shoot?? you know every good gunsmith worth his salt goes out and fires at least 100 rds through a rifle like that, just to make sure it's broken in Big Grin Whistling faint
 
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You are so correct, Butchloc!
 
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Gorgeous! I won't forget seeing that stock in the checkering cradle.


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I like the super clean metal work and finish of the receiver.
 
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Nice rust blue Jim.

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Posts: 125 | Location: Soda Springs, ID 83276 | Registered: 25 August 2005Reply With Quote
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That is a really nice result

There is a lot of elegent simplicity in that rifle.

Kudos to Ozhunter for donating the barreled action.

Congratulations, Chris


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Beautiful rifle!!!


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Very nice Jim. I like the bolt handle, its very close to a win. 54 bolt handle and ideal for iron sighted guns as the Lott should be in my opine. I also love the peep sight, its perfect for that gun..


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