Haven't tried any handloads yet. Shoots 140 grain Hornady Match factory loads at 1.5 at 100 yards. Not a bad place to start. This is my second stock project made from a semi-inlet using my well-dried hunk of Claro. I did the final shaping (3 tries on the schnable end) Satin hot blue done by Ted Ulmer who also did a fine job cutting and chambering the Douglas 6 groove barrel, headspacing, contouring of the action and the Sunny hill/1909 Argy bottom metal, and the install & timing on the Wisner shroud/safety. See other post for excess play issue. Tim Smith-Lyon did the checkering. Scope is a VX-3 Leupy 2.5-8X36.

Love the fiddle back in your stock!

I like the stock lines. Clean & simple.

That is a fine looking piece.

lovely rifle! great wood and a well done bolt handle! i like the length of said handle, as opposed to those done too short at times.

724wd. Thanks. I like a bolt handle that I can grab in a hurry. Ted Ulmer did the metal work and a fine job especially on the hollow bolt handle.

Keep up the good work! Looks great.

Thanks Butch.