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My 7MM is finally finished
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I just got my stock back from Bill Soverns, he did a wonderful job of checkering it.
I started this project last year after I picked up an M24/47 intermidate lenght action from ElCaballero. I did all the metal work and polished everything, jeweled the bolt and follower. It is chambered in 7X57 with a 26 inch Shilen barrel lop 13 1/2. The peep sight I got from Rusty Marlin, the front sight is a NECG Universal with a white bead and the safety is a Chapman safety I cut and finished.
The stock is English walnut semi-inlet I bought from Northwood Gunstocks that I reshaped slimming down the forearm and reshaping the sides of the action. The floor plate has been hinged and the trigger guard bow narrowed I made the floor plate release as apparently no one makes them anymore, that was one of the hardest things I had to make.
After building rifles for all the kids I am keeping this one for myself. It will get a scope after I get the peep sight zeroed in.
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Nice job Rolland, I believe that it is a keeper also.
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Rolland,

That is a beautiful rifle you have there. I love it!!
Kudos on the build!!!

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This is a fine example of what the M-24/47 can become. You also made good use to the magazine by chambering the 'X57 length.

Nice work sir!


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Rolland

Very nice rifle. Very well executed with the components that you used. Defiantly a keeper.

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I love it! It's beautiful.

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Very well done, it's a keeper. Wish I had some talent like that.
 
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Now that is what a rifle should look like. Well done.
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Nice job beer


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Congrats! Very nice.


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Congrats! Very nice.

SDH is among the master artists of our times....I've seen his work posted here and like a few others it's beyond tp notch.....

To get a compliment from a master should be truly appreciated.


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Now that, is a rifle. Beautiful.
 
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Super job! I really like the stock profile & lines.
 
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Nice work!!! I like the way the wood of the rear panel starts and how it fades to the forend... thumb


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I apprecate the remarks, I do have to say that many on this forum helped by way of ideas and showing their methods of building.
This forum is a wealth of information and I apprecate all who share their knowledge. thumb


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Nice work!


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